Location of where the 63rd Georgia Infantry attempted to defend against a large frontal assault. The small confederate contingent suffered heavy casualties in this engagement.
America's National Park's bookstore is located in the Visitor Center at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park and is a perfect place to purchase souvenirs, historic books, refreshments, and more!
The Kolb Farmhouse is the oldest standing structure in the park (dating back to the 1830's). It is also the site of the Battle of Kolb's Farm, which was one of the battles preceding the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain.
Pigeon Hill is a spur, or small hill just south of Little Kennesaw Mountain. This is a popular hiking area, as well as the site of one of the larger Union assaults during the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain.
The 24-Gun Battery was the site of 6 Union Lite Artillery Batteries (4 cannons each). The remnants of many of the cannon placements are still visible today.
The Illinois Monument stands on the 'Dead Angle', which was an especially violent and casualty ridden part of the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain and the Atlanta Campaign. This monument was the first in the park, and honors the Union soldiers that lost their lives there on June 27, 1864.
The Texas Monument shows not only the Texas regiments that fought at the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, but also where most of them were located during the battle.
Located on the side of Cheatham Hill Dr, in the park's Southern Section, this is the location of a notable truce that occurred during the battle of Kennesaw Mountain.
Site of Major General George H. Thomas' headquarters during the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain. This was also where the Union assault on Cheatham Hill began.
