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HISTORIC IMAGES - We will add images as we progress toward the event.  If you have any images that you can e-mail to us relating to Sherman's Troops or Georgia Militia, please click here. The Four Confederate Images at the bottom of the page are from “Joe Brown’s Pets, The Georgia Militia 1861-1865” by William R. Scaife and William Harris Bragg, Mercer University Press, Macon, Georgia 2004.  All others are from Library of Congress (click here).

A STARK Reminder of Sherman's Visit to Atlanta.		MILLEN JUNCTION, GEORGIA - December 3, 1864.
A Typical Foraging Visit by the "Bummers".		Sherman's Staff for the Famous March to the Sea.
Sherman's Men Practice their Specialty in Atlanta.		The "Bummers" Create Chaos in This Image.
Pvt. James D. Means, Fifth Georgia Reserves (Referred to as Militia at the time of Sherman’s March to the Sea.)		Pvt. Ashford M. James, Company C of Whitehead’s Battalion, Ga. Militia, from Habersham County, Georgia.
Gustavus W. Smith, Commander of the First Division, Georgia Militia. Smith was also the commander of the Confederate Army on the second day of the Battle of Fair Oaks after Joseph Johnston was wounded.		Henry C. Wayne, Georgia’s Adjutant and Inspector General. West Point educated and Mexican War Veteran. He was chief administrator of the Georgia Militia during the war and led the Georgia Militia in a few skirmishes.
General Howell Cobb - Georgia Militia - From “Joe Brown’s Pets, The Georgia Militia 1861-1865” by William R. Scaife and William Harris Bragg, Mercer University Press, Macon, Georgia 2004.		Private Moses Speer - Georgia Militia - From “Joe Brown’s Pets, The Georgia Militia 1861-1865” by William R. Scaife and William Harris Bragg, Mercer University Press, Macon, Georgia 2004.