crawfish springs is located in downtown chickamauga on GA 341. the springs were named after cherokee chief crawfish. the town of chickamauga was called crawfish springs until 1891. during the battle of chickamauga crawfish springs was a source of fresh drinking water for union troops.
Updated Jul 8, 2009
Address: GA 341
the gordon-lee mansion was built by james gordon in 1847. just prior to the battle of chickamauga the gordon mansion was union general william s. rosecrans headquarters. during the battle the gordon mansion was used as a union field hospital. after the civil war james lee bought the mansion. today the gordon-lee mansion is listed on the national register of historic places and is open to the public for tours. see the attached web site for more information.
Updated Jul 8, 2009
Address: 217 cove road. (GA 341)
Phone: 706-375-4728
Website: http://www.gordonleemansion.com/
the walker county regional heritage museum is a good first stop on a visit to the town of chickamauga. the museum is located in the historic 1889 chickamauga train depot. the museum has a collection of civil war relics, native american artifacts, antique guns and furniture and several model trains. also at the museum you can get information about the attractions of the chickamauga area.
Written Jul 8, 2009
Address: gordon ave.
Phone: 706-375-4888
Website: http://www.cityofchickamaugageorgia.org/train.htm
the town of chickamauga is best known for it's proxminity to the chickamauga national military park. the entrance to the park is just south of the town of fort oglethorpe about ten miles north of chickamauga. the chickamauga battlefield was the site of an important confederate victory during the civil war. for more information see my chickamauga national military park pages.
Written Jul 8, 2009
Address: 3370 lafayette road.
Phone: 706-866-9241
Website: http://www.nps.gov/chch/
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