(11-2006) Chickamauga Battlefield. Hall's House site, near the Viniard Farm field

(11-2006) Chickamauga Battlefield. Hall House site, near the Viniard Farm field

(2007) Lytle Gap, approximately one-mile north of Wilder Tower in Chickamauga National Military Park. The gap was a major obstacle for the retreating Union troops. The gap, as well as the community located just south of it is named for Union general William H. Lytle, one of the most famous casualties of Chickamauga. Most of the western side of the gap is part of the military park

(2007) Red House Ford & Ringgold Bridge site on Chickamauga Creek. Bragg established a temporary headquarters here on September 21, 1863

(2007) Mcfarland Gap. This gap in Missionary Ridge offered a line of retreat for the Union army marching to Chattanooga following their defeat at Chickamauga