(10-02) Entrance to Pickett's Mill Historic Site. It is the only Atlanta campaign battlefield owned by the state and is one of the best preserved battlefields in the nation. Access is entirely by trail, and visitors can follow original war-time roads and view the entire battlefield in detail
 
Marker (Battle of Pickett's Mill)

(10-02) Visitor's Center at Pickett's Mill

(10-02) "The Ravine" at Pickett's Mill. This is the head of the ravine where the heaviest Federal casualties were inflicted. It slopes down to the right (northeast) toward Pickett's Mill Creek. Confederate General Hiram S. Granbury's troops were positioned in the foreground and withstood three Federal assaults from the bottom of the ravine without entrenchments
 
Panorama of "The Ravine"

(10-02) Original war-time road at Pickett's Mill