The Battle of Pickett's Mill, Georgia
This site looks at the role of the 89th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in the Battle of Pickett's Mill, which occurred in the vicinity of Dallas, Georgia, on May 27th, 1864. A young Union lieutenant, Ambrose Bierce, later wrote an account of this battle which he called "The Crime at Pickett's Mill." Pick a link to the left to look at this battle, the formation of the 89th Illinois Infantry, at a website with various Pickett's Mill links, including a link to the Battle of Pickett's Mill State Historic Site, or to look at a site which examines the role played by the 89th Illinois Infantry in the battles of Stones River and Liberty Gap, Tennessee.
a typical Civil War battle scene
Pick a link:
The 89th Illinois Infantry at the Battle of Pickett's Mill
The Raising of the 89th Illinois Infantry
The 89th Illinois Infantry at the Battles of Stones River and Liberty Gap
The 89th Illinois Infantry at Orchard Knob and Missionary Ridge
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Name: Tom Pearson
Email: PEAR1236@CS.COM