(10-02)
Old Stone Presbyterian Church.
Used as a hospital after the battle of Ringgold Gap, the church still
bears the scars of bullets, and blood stains on its floor
Stone Church Marker 1
Marker 2 |
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(2008) Seventeen unknown
Confederate graves near the Old Stone Presbyterian Church
Marker Reads:
Seventeen Confederate soldiers buried in this area who died in Conf
hosps at Catoosa & Cherokee Springs 1862-63-64
Courtesy of William Cook, Fort Oglethorpe, GA |
Facing east along the Western &
Atlantic railroad toward the tunnels at Tunnel Hill. The modern tunnel
is visible in the distance |
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Original tunnel, facing east.
Andrews' locomotive, the General, emerged from the tunnel,
pursued by the Texas (running backwards) |
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