Historical Markers in Armuchee, Georgia

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Historical Markers in Armuchee, Georgia

1 ► Georgia, Floyd County, Armuchee — 057-5 — Farmer’s Bridge Armuchee Creek —

May 15, 1864. Monty’s Brigade of Garrard’s Cav. scouting toward Rome in advance of the infantry column, Davis’ div. (14th A.C.) [US], encountered Brig. Gen. L.S. Ross’ Texas brigade (Jackson’s Cav. div.) [CS] at Farmer’s Bridge. Ross was driven to . . . — — Map (db m30563) HM

2 ► Georgia, Floyd County, Armuchee — 057-4 — Floyd Springs —

Garrard’s Cavalry [US], having left Villanow, May 14, 1864, passed Floyd Springs May 15, enroute to Farmer’s Bridge & Rome. After scouting toward Rome, the Cav. withdrew & camped here. May 16. Returning toward Lay’s Ferry (near Resaca), Garrard met . . . — — Map (db m30562) HM

3 ► Georgia, Floyd County, Armuchee — 057-13 — Site of Mountain School —

Everett Springs Seminary, antecedent of the famous Martha Berry Schools, was chartered in 1889 in Floyd County. The school, which was in existence until 1908, was the first mountain school in Georgia which had boarding facilities for its students. . . . — — Map (db m31361) HM

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