Gen. George H. Thomas' Headquarters: Army of the Cumberland, June 24 - July 3, 1864

Cobb County · dedicated 1953 · On Cheatham Hill Road, south of John Ward Road in Marietta.

In field west of rd., where right of 14th joined left of 20th corps [US]. From this point, June 27, Gen. Thomas [US] directed the assault of 5 brigades of 4th and 14th Corps, against Hardee's Corps [CS] posted on Cheatham's Hill, E., across valley of Nose's Cr. This attempt to penetrate Johnston's [CS] Kennesaw line was void of results.

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