Tunnel Hill Civil War Reenactment
Join us in Tunnel Hill on September 11&12th for the Battle of Tunnel Hill Civil War Reenactment! The cannons blast, the horses charge, the soldier
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Welcome
War came to Dalton in 1862; layering the area with a mesh of historic sites and a heritage rich with Civil War history. Visitors can enjoy stepping back in time with a visit to the Tunnel Hill Heritage Center, where one of the South’s oldest railroad tunnels still stands; the first link between the Atlantic
Civil War Expert Signs New Guide to Georgia Sites
Barry L. Brown, co-author of a new guide to Civil War sites in Georgia, will be at the Freight Depot in Dalton, Georgia to sign copies of his book o
Drive through the Past
Take a drive through the past with Dalton’s Civil War Driving Tour! The guided tour CD and book will drive you through 6 significant Civil War Sit
Confederate Cemetery Walking Tour
Take a stroll through Dalton's West Hill Confederate Cemetery with our Cemetery Walking Tour brochures! The tour will guide you through this Civi
Disunited We Stand: Secession as an Emotional Experience
On Thursday, March 11th, Dr. Stephen Berry of the University of Georiga will be presenting "Disunited We Stand: Secession as an Emotional Experience",
Civil War Lecture Thursday Feb 25th!
1st Annual Civil War Lecture Series at Dalton State College "Seccessionists, Cooperationists, and Unionists: North Georgians Debate The Creation
Welcome
War came to Dalton in 1862; layering the area with a mesh of historic sites and a heritage rich with Civil War history. Visitors can enjoy stepping ba
Dalton Convention and Visitors Bureau