RINGGOLD GAP-HERE A FEDERAL ADVANCE POSITION WAS MAINTAINED DURING THE WINTER 1863-1864 WITH THE MAIN FORCE CONCENTRATED AT CHATTANOOGA. SHERMAN MOVED SOUTH THROUGH THIS GAP, MAY 7, 1864 TO BEGIN THE ATLANTA CAMPAIGN. HE CAPTURED ATLANTA FOUR MONTHS LATER ...

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THIS TABLET MARKS THE SPOT AT WHICH THE LOCOMOTIVE "GENERAL" WAS ABANDONED BY ANDREWS' RAIDERS THE AFTERNOON OF APRIL 12, 1862. CAPT. JAMES J. ANDREWS, WITH TWENTY VOLUNTEERS FROM SILL'S BRIGADE, MITCHELL'S CORPS, U.S.A. AND A CITIZEN OF KENTUCKY, ALL DRE ...