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Kennesaw Mountain Poster
This poster features a reproduction of the 1800s Kurz & Allison print, Battle of Kennesaw Mountain; a battlefield map; and B&W photographs of Generals William T. Sherman and Joseph E. Johnston. Printed on parchment-colored paper and measures 18"x 24".

Kennesaw Mountain
June 1864. Baumgartner. In June of 1864, William T. Sherman's march toward Atlanta was halted at Kennesaw Mountain by the weather, the terrain and the tenacious resistance of the veteran Army of Tennessee. This book describes the tactical maneuvering and brutal battles between Sherman's Federals and Johnston's Confederates by utilizing hundreds of participants' diaries, letters, journals, memoirs and reports. 205 pages, 175 B&W photos, 8½"x 11", softcover.

Battle of Kennesaw Mountain
Thure de Thulstrup. From Kennesaw Mountain, Confederate artillery rains shot and shell down on Union General Logan's troops as they mass for their assault. This reprint of a historically significant painting commissioned by Louis Prang & Co. of Boston as part of a commemorative set depicting important battle scenes of the Civil War measures 24"x 18".

Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield Map
Full color working map shows present day and historic features, historic markers, hiking and horse trails, topography and essential visitor information. Back of map includes a troop movement map, an Atlanta Campaign map and summary, and an organizational chart. Waterproof and tear-proof for enhanced durability. 18¾"x 24¾".

Dan McCook's Regiment
52nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry 1862-1865. Stewart. Between August 1862 and May 1864, the 52nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry - led by Col. Dan McCook Jr. - enjoyed a charmed existence. All that changed when they led the advance south to Atlanta on May 7th. In this book, you'll read how the exhaustive campaign, including a desperate uphill assault against entrenched Confederates at Kennesaw Mountain, tested the regiment's discipline, courage and endurance as their ranks suffered severe casualties. 245 pages, photographs, 6"x 9", hardcover.

Cannoneers in Gray
The Field Artillery of the Army of Tennessee
Daniel. Tracing the four-year history of the Army of Tennessee's artillery branch, this book discusses the role artillery played in the Western theater, giving special emphasis to Stones River, Kennesaw Mountain and Shiloh; its effectiveness as a defensive and offensive weapon; and its importance to the overall strategy. "…For Southern partisans, academics, wargamers, or today's military personnel, this book should be must reading." - Blue & Gray. 274 pages, illustrations and maps, 6"x 9", softcover.