Kennesaw Mountain Here in 1864, Gen. William T. Sherman attacked the army of Gen. Joe Johnston. Unable to penetrate the southern lines, Sherman withdrew and Johnston fell back to a better defense of Atlanta.
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Kennesaw Mountain (8 x 10 matted to 11 x 14) $39.00
Kennesaw Mountain (11 x 14 matted to 16 x 20) $52.00
Hidden Guns During the battle, Confederate artillery in this fort were ordered to conceal the guns with tree limbs until the Federal attack finally commenced, when they opened with a deadly fire.
Hidden Guns (5 x 7 matted to 8 x 10) $24.00
Hidden Guns (8 x 10 matted to 11 x 14) $39.00
Hidden Guns (11 x 14 matted to 16 x 20) $52.00
The Fight for Cheatham Hill The fiercest fighting at Kennesaw Mountain took place here on Cheatham Hill where Federal forces attacked the two best divisions General Joseph Johnston had. The Northerners lost 3,000 men, the Confederates 800.
The Fight for Cheatham Hill (5 x 7 matted to 8 x 10) $24.00
The Fight for Cheatham Hill (8 x 10 matted to 11 x 14) $39.00
The Fight for Cheatham Hill (11 x 14 matted to 16 x 20) $52.00
