The Friends of Resaca Battlefield, Gordon County and the Georgia Battlefields Association have created a battlefield park comprising more than 500 acres along Camp Creek that allows visitors to see the Resaca battlefield.

Walk the six mile trail of hallowed ground where much of the heaviest fighting occurred at the start of Sherman's Atlanta Campaign. Free admission. Pet friendly, leash required. The site will be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from dawn until dusk.

Walk the six-miles of trail systems where much of the heaviest fighting occurred at the first major battle of the “Atlanta Campaign”. The park includes massive earthen Confederate and Federal infantry and artillery fortifications, interpretive signage, and a covered picnic pavilion.

The battlefield is preserved as the Resaca Battlefield State Historic Site and is open Fridays and weekends. The location is 183 Resaca Lafayette Rd., Resaca, GA 30735. [65]

2010年2月6日 · The signs discuss the Atlanta Campaign in general, many of the aspects of the campaign that happened near the Historic Site and, of course, the Battle of Resaca itself. October 27, 2008 - Ground Breaking At Last! The official State of Georgia ceremony for breaking ground on the new Resaca Battlefield State Historic Site has finally happened.

2024年11月24日 · The Friends of Resaca Battlefield, Inc. shall make efforts to identify, preserve, educate, secure, and protect the historic War Between the States (1861-1865) resources in and around the community of Resaca, Georgia, or connected with the Battle of Resaca for the purpose of increasing educational awareness and public support for our historical heritage.

2021年4月11日 · Welcome to the Resaca Battlefield Historic Site. During the Civil War, the Union Army commanded by General William T. Sherman fought the Confederate Army commanded by General Joseph E. Johnston here at the village of Resaca early in the Campaign for Atlanta.

Resaca Battlefield Located in northwest Georgia, Resaca Battlefield is operated by Gordon County. Visit official website.

Many Civil War sites have been covered by commercial development. But Civil War buffs, like me and my wife, still can follow battlefield trails in Mississippi, Virginia and Georgia. For example, the Battle of Resaca was part of the Atlanta campaign waged by …

As the site of some of the heaviest fighting at the beginning of Sherman’s Atlanta Campaign, the Resaca Battlefield Historic Site is a Heritage Preserve. The 483-acre park has more than 4 miles of walking trails and was designated to protect, conserve, and preserve the cultural, natural, and recreational resources of the property. This site is wonderful for history buffs and nature trail ...