Tunnel Hill and the Western & Atlantic Railroad
The Western & Atlantic Railroad was the primary life line for Union and Confederate armies in the Atlanta Campaign.
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Rocky Face Ridge
A Confederate soldier describes the part he and his brother played at Rocky Face Ridge.
Freaks of a Bullet
A Union officer describes his role in the Battle of Rocky Face Ridge.
An Incident of Rocky Face Ridge
A Confederate artilleryman describes his state of mind at the Battle of Rocky Face Ridge.
Opposing Sherman's Advance to Atlanta
Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston recalls 1864 operations in Georgia.
The Grand Strategy of the Last Year of the War
Union General William T. Sherman discusses the operations of the Atlanta Campaign
On the War Path
With a series of well planned flanking maneuvers, Union Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman tightened the noose around Atlanta, cutting off its lifeblood by...
Under a Sharp Fire
A riveting account of the Union victory at Rocky Face Ridge. This hard-fought battle was one of the first in Sherman's march to the sea.
The Atlanta Campaign
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...
In Winter Quarters at Dalton, GA, 1863-64
In this account, Confederate soldier Frank S. Roberts of the 2nd Georgia describes a winter spent in Georgia.