Catoosa County, GA

Georgia

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Photo by Russell Hewatt
Photo by Russell Hewatt
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Popular cities in Catoosa County

15th US Infantry monument
Fort Oglethorpe
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Budget
Get away to trendy Fort Oglethorpe! Enjoy the local cuisine, theme park, and baseball.
Constructed in 1849, the Western & Atlantic depot at Ringgold is one of the state's oldest rail stations. In 1862 Andrews' Raiders came through town in the locomotive General followed closely by their pursuers in the Texas. Andrews' unsuccessful attempt to disrupt Confederate rail operations came to an end two miles to the north of here.

After sustaining damage from Union artillery during the November 27, 1863 Battle of Ringgold, the 14-inch dark sandstone walls of the building were repaired with light-colored limestone blocks, giving the depot a distinct two-toned appearance.
Ringgold
Known for Friendly people, Family-friendly and Budget
Love waterfalls, history, and wineries? Get away to Ringgold!
This abandoned train depot was constructed by the State of Georgia in 1848, and is one of the oldest in Georgia.  The depot witnessed many important events during the Civil War; a speech by Confederate President Jefferson Davis in 1861; the Great Locomotive Chase of 1862; a Civil War battle; and the first headquarters of General William T. Sherman during his Atlanta Campaign.
Tunnel Hill
Known for Historical and Museums
Experience Tunnel Hill: its history, museums, and more!