New historical marker in Atlanta notes Civil War 'March to the Sea'
Atlanta's Outer Line – Georgia Historical Society
Rough and Ready Historical Marker
March to the Sea: Ebenezer Creek Historical Marker | Official Georgia Tourism & Travel Website | Explore Georgia.org
Surrender of Atlanta Historical Marker
Marker Monday: The Battles of Atlanta – Georgia Historical Society
The Burning and Destruction of Atlanta – Georgia Historical Society
wanderlust ATLANTA: ATLANTApix: Georgia Historical Markers
Atlanta's confederate monuments: how do 'context markers' help explain racism? | Atlanta | The Guardian
Civil War Women's Riot – Georgia Historical Society
Markers recalling South's racist past placed near Atlanta monuments
The Civil War Picket: Atlanta on the move: A stone railroad marker that survived the Civil War got a new home while a replica was put in place
Where to Remember the Battle of Atlanta, 150 Years Later
wanderlust ATLANTA: ATLANTApix: Georgia Historical Markers
Civil War marker in Atlanta stirs controversy - Deseret News
Atlanta to erect contextual markers next to Confederate monuments
The Civil War Picket: Part 2 of the Civil War sign saga
March to the Sea: Atlanta – Georgia Historical Society
Tour the Atlanta Campaign in Three Days | American Battlefield Trust
Battle of Atlanta - Wikipedia
Atlanta Confederate monuments: City to add contextual markers | CNN
Michigan Civil War History: Out of State Historical Markers - Travel the Mitten
In Atlanta, Honoring Two Civil War Generals Opens a Discussion on Race and History | Essay | Zócalo Public Square
The Civil War Picket: Now you see them ... now you don't. Civil War markers sometimes are casualties to manmade and natural forces. In Georgia, a historical society and volunteers make them
