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Photos on this page courtesy of Paul Stanfield, GA

(3-05) Ringgold Gap from Anderson Cemetery in Ringgold
 
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(2005) Catoosa Springs,  not to be confused with Cherokee Springs
 
Interpretive Marker: Campaign for Atlanta began here

    
 

(3-05) Interpretive marker for Catoosa Springs (background). Marker is located on Keith Road, in Ringgold, GA
 
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(3-05) Interpretive marker for Catoosa County, GA. Marker is located at the county court house, in Ringgold
 
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Catoosa County Court House
 
Catoosa County Court House Interpretive Marker: Confederate Hospitals
 
Following 2-2007 Catoosa Springs photos courtesy of Paul Stanfield, GA

Historical marker at Catoosa Springs on Keith Road
 
Catoosa Springs
 
Keith Road and the rolling hills near the springs

      
   

(3-05) Catoosa Station/Platform: A stop on the Western Atlantic Railroad, Catoosa platform stood on the eastern edge of the railroad roughly 1,000 ft. east of the modern Catoosa Platform. Descriptions of Catoosa platform indicate the presence there in 1863 of a station house that served in the wake of the battle of Missionary Ridge as Confederate General Braxton Bragg's headquarters and an army hospital

   
  
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