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Pictures?

[Robert A Cook PE]

Not an image source file, but these two are taken from the street one block over from the house.

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Of course, our house wasn't there when the battles occurred, but I drive past the Polk Monument every day to the grocery store. the '20 ft monument" up Pine mountain is readily available.

Kennesaw Mountain, is visited y a couple of million tourists and runners and walkers every year. It's the most-visited Civil War park. Go through it every Sunday to church - who's priest's residence is ante-bellum. As are the other nearby older houses, several of them used as hospitals and headquarters during the battles over the Atlanta-Kennesaw-Chattannoga (Atlanta & Western) railroad.