Click any image below to begin a slide show of Sherman’s March to the Sea:
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Leaving Atlanta Sherman and the XIV Corps passed Stone Mountain as they marched east toward Savannah
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150 year old evidence of Sherman’s March to the Sea. Chimney and hearth in Bostwick, Ga -2014
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The Casulon Plantation
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Riddleville, Georgia 2014
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The old Savannah Road, Riddleville, Georgia 2014
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The Casulon Plantation in Good Hope, Ga was spared during the passing of Sherman’s armies only to be destroyed by fire in 2003.
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Reenactors within the earthen walls of Fort McAllister, Richmond Hill, Georgia 2014
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The landside approach to Fort McAllister with moat and sharpened stakes was made more lethal by the placement of land mines by the Confederates
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The Ogeechee River at Fort McAllister in Richmond Hill, Ga. Sherman’s capture of the Rebel held fort would lead to his occupation of Savannah in 1864.
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This elevated road between old rice paddies was used by Union troops in the brief Battle of Shaw’s Dam in 1864. The “Union Causeway” is now part of a nature trail on the grounds of the Savannah Christian Preparatory School in Savannah, Ga
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Confederate sentry stands at the footbridge to Fort McAllister
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Track repairs near Briswoldville, Ga
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Spanish moss covered Live Oak trees at Savannah Wildlife Refuge 2014
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Confederates defend Fort McAllister during the 150th anniversary of the Battle for Savannah
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Ebenezer Creek, Springfield, Georgia 2014
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Old bridge over the Oconee River at Milledgeville destroyed by Sherman’s troops
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Slave cabin with empty moonshine bottles, Sylvania, Ga 2014
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Union troops on the march in Richmond Hill, Georgia 2014
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Slave cabins in Ellabell, Ga 2014
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Sandersville, Georgia 2014
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Riddleville, Georgia 2014
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Forsythe Park, Savannah, Ga
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Savannah Railroad Museum 2014
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Monticello, Georgia 2014
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The Ogeechee River looking east towards the sea
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The old State Capitol building in Milledgeville was the scene of a mock gathering of the Georgia Legislature by Sherman’s troops in 1864
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Savannah, Georgia 2014
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Reenactots storm Fort McAllister
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Union reenactors skirmish around Fort McAllister 2014
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Pine forest in Ogeechee, Georgia 2014
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Reenactors lounge in the Georgia woods
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The river-face of Fort McAllister
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Reenactors skirmish outside Fort McAllister
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Savannah Wildlife Refuge
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Union reenactors at Fort McAllister
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Union reenactor takes cover at Fort McAllister
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The marsh at Wormsloe Plantation, Ga
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Landslide approach to Fort Pulaski
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Confederate reenact stands guard at Fort McAllister, Richmond HIll, Georgia 2014
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Typical road Sherman’s troops would have encountered on their march to Savannah. Cooperville, Ga 2014
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Confederates stand guard at Fort McAllister 2914
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The sea from Tybee Island, Georgia 2014
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Confederate reenactor defends Fort McAllister
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Ebenezer Creek, Springfield, Ga
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Reenactors in the woods of Georgia 2014
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Reenactor stands sentry at Fort McAllister looking to the opposite bank of the Ogeechee River where the Union Navy anchored their ironclads to bombard the in 1863
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Interior of Fort Pulaski, Savannah, Georgia 2014
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Savannah Wildlife Refuge
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Old Grist Mill in Sylvania, Ga
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Interior of Fort Jackson
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Cotton fields in Ogeechee, Ga 2014
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Box cars at Savannah Railroad Museum
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Old warehouses near the Savannah River 2014
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Confederate Gen. Joseph Wheeler’s troops used the pews from Buckhead Church to ford a nearby creek during an action with Federal soldiers during Sherman’s march through Millen, Georgia
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The Ogeechee River at Kings Bridge, Richmond Hill, Ga
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Live Oak drive at the Wormsloe Plantation
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Fort Jackson on the Savannah River
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The remains of Manchester Mills on Sweetwater Creek burned by Union troops in 1864
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American flag over the marsh on Tybee Island, Ga 2014
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The pock-marked exterior of Fort Pulaski. Situated on the Savannah River the fort was bombarded and captured by Union troops in 1862
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Guns at Fort Jackson on the Savannah River 2014
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Rice fields gone wild In Savannah Georgia
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This Live Oak witnbessed the events at Fort McAllister in 1864
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Front porch of the Brown House in Sandersville, Ga
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The Battlefield at Griswoldville, Georgia 2014
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The drawing room at the Green-Meldrim House Sherman’s HQ in Savannah in 1864
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Buckhead Church in Millen, Ga 2014
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The monument of Silence looks over the graves of Georgian Confederates at Laurel Grove Cemetery
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Spanish moss covered Live Oak Trees at Savannah Wildlife Refuge