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Dallas - New Hope Line

Dallas - New Hope Line is a Georgia historical marker in Paulding County, dedicated 1953.

At the intersection of GA 381 and GA 6 Business in Dallas.

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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 & 27, 1864. From a point 2 mi. S. of Dallas, the embattled Confederate & Federal forces, extending N.E. on a 10 mi. front, maintained daily conflict for 10 days. May 25 - June 4. This Paulding County phase of the Atlanta Campaign was incident to Sherman's flanking operations [US] W. & S.W. of the Allatoona Mtns. Johnston's forces [CS] held the Federals in this sector until they moved E. to the State R.R.

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Barry Lawrence Ruderman Map Collection, Stanford Libraries

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Colton's Georgia (1864), 1864, covering the location of Dallas - New Hope Line, with a pin at the marker's coordinates
Colton's Georgia (1864), 1864, covering this location. Barry Lawrence Ruderman Map Collection, Stanford Libraries. The pin is ours, placed from the marker's coordinates.
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