Here on the Indian Path that connected two Indian Trails, from Hartford to Fort Hawkins and from Barnard´s Crossing to the Old Creek Agency, James Abbington Everett established in the 1820´s...
This County, created by Act of the Legislature July 18, 1924, is named for one of Georgia´s leading crops, the Georgia Peach known throughout the nation and beyond. The famous Elberta Peach was...
April 4, 1977 The Worst Aircraft Disaster in Georgia History On April 4, 1977 a DC-9 Southern Airways Flight 242 flying from Huntsville, AL to Atlanta encountered a dangerous thunderstorm...
The City of Dallas, Georgia was founded May 14, 1852 as the new county seat of the recently re- drawn Paulding County. The City was chartered by the Georgia General Assembly on February 8....
Dedicated to the Northern and the Southern men who gave their all for cherished principles, undivided Union and States´ Right, in the battle fought here in May, 1864. WPA 1936 Plaque...
In 1912 Julius Rosenwald, President of Sears, Roebuck and Company, established the Rosenwald Fund to assist in community school construction of public schools for African-American students in the...
Purchased 1986 - 125 Acres $120,000 L. EARL DUNCAN - COMMISSION CHAIRMAN ROY LEE STRICKLAND - COMMISSIONER POST 1 JACK M. HARE, SR. - COMMISSIONER POST 2 ELBERT TURNER - PUBLIC...
National Historic Site Atlanta Campaign New Hope Church May 25-June 4, 18 Here, at the New Hope Church, Confederate and Federal Armies engaged in a desperate battle as the former blocked the...
May 26. Maj. Gen. John A. Logan´s 15th A.C. [Federal] was posted on the hills N. & W. of this, ´the salient angle of the intrenched line. The Federals fought defensively during the 6 days...
May 26, 1864. Brig. Gen. J.C. Davis´ (2d) div. 14th A. C. [USA], reached Dallas on this rd. from Bishop´s Bridge (Pumpkin Vine Cr.). These troops left Resaca, Gordon County, May 16, & marched...
May 25, 1864. McPherson´s Army of the Tenn. [Federal] marching from Wooley´s Bridge (Etowah River), via Van Wert, reached Pumpkin Vine Cr. Logan´s 15th A.C. [Federal] camped near Pumpkin Vine...
May 25, 1864. McPherson´s Army of the Tenn. [Federal], marching from Wooley´s Bridge (Etowah River), via Van Wert, reached Pumpkin Vine Cr. Logan´s 15th AC. [Federal] camped near Pumpkin Vine...
Created December 3, 1832, and named for John Paulding, one of the captors of Major Andre, accomplice of Benedict Arnold. Van Wert, the first county seat, was named for another of the captors. When...
One Half mi. E. The old road from Burnt Hickory to Dallas joined one leading E. via Pumpkin Vine Bridge near Owen´s Mill to New Hope Church. May 25, 1864: Geary´s (2d), followed by...
May 24, 1864: The 4th, 20th & a div. of the 14th A.C. - Army of the Cumberland [Federal], enroute from Stilesboro, camped in this vicinity, & on the 25th, marched to New Hope Church. The 23rd...
Four to six mi. N.E., on State Highway 92 at & near New Hope church, are the battlefield`s of New Hope Church & Pickett`s Mill - two of the notable engagements of the Atlanta Campaign, May 25 &...
The 23rd corps, moving from Sligh´s Mill, Burt Hickory P.O. and Owen´s Mill, occupied lines on this ridge, facing S.E. from May 26 - June 2, in active support of & in line with the 4th, 14th...
Lt. Gen. J. B. Hood`s A.C. [Confed.], having marched from the Etowah River, reached New Hope Ch., May 25, 1864, in time to halt Gen. J. W. Geary`s (2d) div., 20th A.C. [Union], which had detoured...
After the successful defense at New Hope Church by Hood´s Corps [Confed.], May 25, 1864, Johnston [Confed.] extended his right NE to keep pace with the Federal leftward shift to outflank...
After the successful defense at New Hope Church by Hood´s Corps [Confed.], May 25, 1864, Johnston [Confed.] extended his right NE to keep pace with the Federal leftward shift to outflank...