1 ► Georgia, Baldwin County, Milledgeville — L15 — Georgia State Penitentiary — From Prisoners to Soldiers — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

2 ► Georgia, Baldwin County, Milledgeville — L16 — State House Square — "...pretty well ransacked and things torn up generally." — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

3 ► Georgia, Baldwin County, Milledgeville — L14 — The Old Governor's Mansion — "Utmost Disorder and Confusion" — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

4 ► Georgia, Bartow County, Allatoona — 16 — Allatoona Pass — Formidable — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

5 ► Georgia, Bibb County, Macon — Camp Oglethorpe — "...such large wolfish eyes!" — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

6 ► Georgia, Bibb County, Macon — Cowles-Bond House — Railroads, Planters and Widow Bond — Wilson's Raid Heritage Trail —

7 ► Georgia, Bibb County, Macon — Fort Hawkins — The Battle for Macon — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

8 ► Georgia, Bibb County, Macon — R10 — Macon City Hall — Georgia's Temporary Capitol Building — Wilson's Raid Heritage Trail —

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9 ► Georgia, Bibb County, Macon — Macon Defensive Fortifications — The War Comes Home — Wilson's Raid Heritage Trail —

10 ► Georgia, Bibb County, Macon — The Lanier House — "He looked bronzed and somewhat careworn, but hardy and vigorous." — Jefferson Davis Heritage Trail —

11 ► Georgia, Burke County, Midville — R17 — The Savannah Road — Camp in the Pine Barrens — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

12 ► Georgia, Burke County, Waynesboro — L25 — The J.D. Roberts Home — A Witness to the Battles for Waynesborough — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

13 ► Georgia, Butts County, Flovilla — R6 — Indian Springs — A Fortuitous Delay — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

14 ► Georgia, Butts County, Jackson — R5 — Jackson — "Little was left besides themselves and their houses." — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

15 ► Georgia, Butts County, Jackson — R4 — Sylvan Grove Plantation — Colonel Spencer's Kindness — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

16 ► Georgia, Catoosa County, Ringgold — 7 — The Ringgold Depot — A Survivor of Battle — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

17 ► Georgia, Chatham County, Savannah — L-31 — Fort James Jackson — The Guardian of Savannah — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

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18 ► Georgia, Clayton County, Jonesboro — 39 — Patrick Cleburne Confederate Cemetery — Battle of Jonesborough - the Second Day — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

19 ► Georgia, Cobb County, Marietta — 21 — Kennesaw House — Symbol of Marietta's History — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

20 ► Georgia, Cobb County, Marietta — 22 — Marietta Confederate Cemetery — "Garden of Heroes" — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

21 ► Georgia, Dade County, Trenton — 1 — Trenton — Gateway to Chickamauga and the Campaign for Atlanta — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

22 ► Georgia, DeKalb County, Decatur, Downtown Decatur — 28 — Old Dekalb County Courthouse — "I had no doubt of my ability to hold the courthouse..." — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

23 ► Georgia, DeKalb County, Decatur, Druid Hills — 27 — The Hardman Family Cemetery — Early DeKalb County Landmark — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

24 ► Georgia, Emanuel County, Stevens Crossing — R18 — Pine Barren Crossroads — A Junction of Sherman's Right Wing — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

25 ► Georgia, Floyd County, Rome — The Noble Brothers Foundry — “More Harm Than Any One Regiment” — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails — Reported damaged

26 ► Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, Buckhead — 25 — Battle of Peach Tree Creek — Loring's Attack — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

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27 ► Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, Buckhead — 26 — Peach Tree Creek Crossing — Newton Protects Thomas's Left Flank — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

28 ► Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, Cascade Heights — 37 — Battle of Utoy Creek — "paying dearly for their courage and temerity" — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

29 ► Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, Cascade Road — 36 — The Extended Siege Lines — Confederate and Federal Entrenchments — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

30 ► Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, Grant Park — 30 — Fort Walker — Lemuel Grant's Perimeter "Line of Defenses" — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

31 ► Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, Mozley Park — 35 — Battle of Ezra Church — Hood's Third Attack — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

32 ► Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, South Downtown — 32 — Georgia Railroad Freight Depot — An Enduring Symbol of Atlanta — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

33 ► Georgia, Gordon County, Calhoun — 15 — Calhoun Depot — The War Years - 1861 - 1865 — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

34 ► Georgia, Gordon County, Resaca — 14 — Oostanaula River Bridges — The Battle of Resaca — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

35 ► Georgia, Henry County, Locust Grove — R3 — Locust Grove — The Federal “Right Wing” Advances — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

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36 ► Georgia, Henry County, McDonough — R2 — McDonough Square — A Promise Broken — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

37 ► Georgia, Houston County, Warner Robins — The Fallen President — The Humiliation of Captivity —

38 ► Georgia, Jasper County, Hillsboro — R7 — Hillsboro — The "Right Wing" Marches through Jasper County — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

39 ► Georgia, Jefferson County, Bartow — R16 — Bartow — "...lighting a continuous fire..." — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

40 ► Georgia, Jefferson County, Louisville — L20 — Crossing the Ogeechee River — A Classic Military Maneuver — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

41 ► Georgia, Jefferson County, Louisville — L21 — The Sacking of Louisville — "...thoroughly and completely ransacked..." — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

42 ► Georgia, Jenkins County, Millen — R19 — Millen Junction — "...its destruction was a brilliant spectacle." — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

43 ► Georgia, Jenkins County, Perkins — L26 — Battle of Buck Head Creek — "...fire one volley and fall back." — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

44 ► Georgia, Jones County, Clinton — R9 — Old Clinton — "...with much difficulty he restrained them from burning the [entire] town." — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

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45 ► Georgia, Jones County, Griswoldville — R11 — Griswoldville — One Man's Dreams Destroyed — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

46 ► Georgia, Jones County, Round Oak — R8 — Sunshine Church — A Bitter Defeat — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

47 ► Georgia, Paulding County, Dallas — 19 — Battle of New Hope Church — A Costly Failure — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

48 ► Georgia, Paulding County, Dallas — 20 — New Hope Church Cemetery — "The Hell Hole" — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

49 ► Georgia, Pulaski County, Hawkinsville — A $100,000 Reward — "...a perceptible change..." — Jefferson Davis Heritage Trail —

50 ► Georgia, Pulaski County, Hawkinsville — Federal Pursuit — Hawkinsville and Pulaski County — Jefferson Davis Heritage Trail —

51 ► Georgia, Putnam County, Eatonton — Putnam County Court House — Eatonton, Georgia — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

52 ► Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta — L22 — The Augusta Arsenal — A "great arsenal of construction..." —

53 ► Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta — L23 — The Confederate States Powder Works — "...the best powder mill in the world..." —

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54 ► Georgia, Screven County, Oliver — R20 — Little Ogeechee Church — "Now you understand what a flank movement means" — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

55 ► Georgia, Screven County, Sylvania — L27 — Jacksonborough — A Civil War Ghost Town — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

56 ► Georgia, Walker County, Chickamauga — 4 — Crawfish Spring — A "Magnificent" Respite from Carnage —

57 ► Georgia, Walker County, Chickamauga — 5 — Lee & Gordon's Mills — A Chickamauga Landmark — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

58 ► Georgia, Walker County, Davis Crossroads — 2 — Davis' Cross Roads — A Squandered Opportunity — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails — Reported missing

59 ► Georgia, Walker County, LaFayette — 3 — Chattooga Academy - John B. Gordon Hall — Bragg's Headquarters and the Battle of LaFayette — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails, Inc. —

60 ► Georgia, Walker County, Rossville — 6 — McFarland's Gap — The Battle of Chickamauga Ends in Retreat — Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails —

61 ► Georgia, Walker County, Sugar Valley — 13 — Snake Creek Gap — Sherman's First Flanking Movement — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

62 ► Georgia, Washington County, Davisboro — R15 — New Hope Methodist Church — "We camp by side of...a neat frame church" — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

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63 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — L18 — The Brown House — A Bed and a Meal for General Sherman — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

64 ► Georgia, Washington County, Sandersville — L17 — Washington County Courthouse — "We had fought for the town and it was our plunder." — Jefferson Davis Heritage Trail —

65 ► Georgia, Washington County, Tennille — L19 — Tennille Station — Sherman's "Wings" Converge — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

66 ► Georgia, Whitfield County, Dalton — 12 — Battle of Dug Gap — Many of them gained the crest, but were met by a tremendous fire..." — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

67 ► Georgia, Whitfield County, Dalton — Crow Valley — "...too strong to be carried without great slaughter." — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

68 ► Georgia, Whitfield County, Dalton — 11 — Dalton Confederate Cemetery — Honored in Death — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

69 ► Georgia, Whitfield County, Dalton — Fort Hill — "...my situation was a desperate one..." — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

70 ► Georgia, Whitfield County, Dalton — 10 — Hamilton House — The Confederate Army Reorganizes — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

71 ► Georgia, Whitfield County, Rocky Face — 9 — Battle of Mill Creek Gap — Buzzard's Roost - May 7 to 12, 1864 — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

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72 ► Georgia, Whitfield County, Tunnel Hill — 8 — Tunnel Hill — The Beginning of the Atlanta Campaign — Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail —

73 ► Georgia, Wilkes County, Washington — 5 — Washington Square — Sanctuary for the President — Jefferson Davis Heritage Trail —

74 ► Georgia, Wilkinson County, Gordon — R12 — Gordon — The First Phase Completed — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —

75 ► Georgia, Wilkinson County, Toomsboro — R14 — The Defense of Ball's Ferry — "General Howard, how can we get any further?" — March to the Sea Heritage Trail —