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The Civil War in Georgia as told by its historic markers.

Battle of Kolb's Farm

Beginning on 1864/06/22 and ending 1864/06/22

Battle of Kolb's Farm, June 22, 1864. A costly Confederate attack here stopped by Union armies attempt to bypass can Kennesaw mountain. On June 22, 1864, Confederate Gen. Joseph E. Johnston sent Lt. Gen. John Bell Hood´s 13,000 troops down Powder Springs Road to stop the Federal army´s threat to his flank. When Confederate skirmishers encountered Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker´s 11,000 man Union Corps here at Kolb’s Farm, Hood ordered his troops to attack.

Hooker, having learned of Hood´s plans from some captured Confederates, ordered his troops to dig in. At 4:00 p.m. Hood sent two of his three divisions towards the waiting Federals. After several unsuccessful charges through the woods, fields, and swamps across the road, the battered Confederates withdrew.

Source: Kennesaw Mountain national Battlefield Park - National Park Service

Marker Display Option: All Start Date 06/22/1864 End Date 06/22/1864 Map Ledged Federal Confederate USA & CSA other

Battle of Kolb's Farm

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