CONTENTS. GUIDE TO THE CHICKAMAUGA FIELD.... Establishing the Park-Organization and Prosecution of the Work-The Park Commission. 272 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. WITH DESCRIPTIONS. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN FROM THE MOUTH OF CHATTA- PAGE Frontispiece. This view is from the Chattanooga or eastern side of the mountain. The slope shown against the sky at the right of the picture is the line along which Hooker's flags first came into view from the city as his troops advanced from the west side of the mountain. The high ground to the right, in the foreground, is on Moccasin Point. RELICS FROM SNODGRASS HILL.... These limbs of oak trees were cut on Snodgrass Hill in 1888, two years before the Park was established. The trees from which they were taken stood at the foot of the slope where Steedman's Division went into action when it reached Thomas' line Sunday afternoon. The firing was from Confederate batteries at Steedman's lines. PYRAMIDAL MONUMENTS OF EIGHT INCH SHELL....... These are erected to mark the spots where those exercising the command of general officers were killed or mortally wounded. There were four of these on each side, all commanding bridages: Brig.-Gen. W. H. Lytle and Cols. P. P. Baldwin, H. C. Heg, and E. A. King, on the Union side; and Brig. Gens. Jas. Deshler, B. H. Helm and Preston Smith and Col. P. H. Colquitt, of the Confed erates. LEE AND GORDON'S MILL.. The La Fayette Road runs upon high ground which looks down upon the front of the Mill at a distance of about 300 yards, and crosses the Chickamauga a little to the right (above) the Mill. 6 10 33 |