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Michael Klinger describes the Union attacks at the Battle of Resaca in this America's Civil War magazine article.

By Stephen Davis On the morning of May 15, Lt. Gen. John B. Hood instructed his division commander Maj. Gen. Carter Stevenson to position a battery so...

A large Union force attacks the Confederate line at Camp Creek as a diversionary tactic while a smaller force crosses the Oostanaula River beyond the...

Historian Stephen Davis discusses the Union advance on Resaca, and Sherman's strategic goals concerning the destruction of the Western & Atlantic...

Historian Charlie Crawford discusses the Battle of Resaca and the state of the battlefield today.

The American Battlefield Trust's webpage presenting 10 important facts about the Civil War Battle of Resaca, Georgia during the Atlanta Campaign.

On May 20, 1864, Sherman's Army reached the Etowah River, a major waterway across their path to Atlanta.

By Stephen Davis On the afternoon of May 19 Johnston supervised the laying out of a new defensive line southeast of Cassville, on a ridge directly...

This page describes John Bell Hood's decision to withdraw during the Battle of Cassville.

With a series of well planned flanking maneuvers, Union Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman tightened the noose around Atlanta, cutting off its lifeblood by...

Article relating the Battle of Atlanta on July 22, 1864, including the death of Union General James B. McPherson.

VIDEO | Historian Douglas Ullman, Jr. discusses the impact that the Atlanta Campaign had on the outcome of the Civil War. This video is part of the...