Site - Mason's Bridge

Cobb County · dedicated 1953 · On Old Stilesboro Road in Acworth.

June 4, 1864. Ireland's (3d) Brigade, Geary's (2d) Div., 20th A. C., [US] seized, repaired & held Mason's Bridge, which had been wrecked by Confederate forces retreating eastward. June 6. The Army of the Cumberland, [US] commanded by Maj. Gen. George H. Thomas crossed Allatoona Creek here, enroute from Dallas - New Hope front in Paulding County to Kennesaw Mtn. environs. The Cumberland Army consisted of three Corps: 4th, 14th & 20th, which formed the center of Sherman's forces during the twenty-nine days of conflict -- June 5, July 3 -- in Cobb County.

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