The Carolina's Campaign

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The Carolina's Campaign of General Sherman marks end of the Civil War.

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The Carolina's Campaign

The Carolina's Campaign of General Sherman marks end of the Civil War.

: Port of Savannah

Sherman captured Savannah in his "March to the Sea" Campaign in December of 1864. This is where the "Carolina Campaign" begins.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_Savannah
Port of Savannah

: Columbia, SC

Sherman joins Confederacy stronghold in Columbia and successfully captures the city.
Columbia, SC

: Fayetteville Arsenal

Sherman destroyed the confederate arsenal in March of 1865. He then intends to march to Goldsboro which has an important railroad junction.
Fayetteville Arsenal

: Goldsboro, NC Railroad crossing

Sherman had intended to march to Goldsboro, but discovers a stronghold in Bentonville.

It was a crossroads of rail transportation, providing supplies from the coast to the interior of the South.
Goldsboro, NC Railroad crossing

: Battle of Bentonville

This was the last major battle between General Sherman and General Johnston of the Confederate Army. It began on March 19 and lasted until the 21st of 1865.

Johnston retreated to West of Raleigh.
Battle of Bentonville

: Raleigh Capital Building

After officials of the Capital fled, Sherman occupied the Capital Building, which is in its new location designated here.
Raleigh Capital Building

: Bennett Place

The site of negotiations and Johnston's eventual surrender of the Confederate Army to Sherman on April 26th. This virtually ends the war.
Bennett Place

The Carolina's Campaign

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Savannah, GA

The Carolina's Campaign of General Sherman marks end of the Civil War.

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The Carolina's Campaign

The Carolina's Campaign of General Sherman marks end of the Civil War.

: Port of Savannah

Sherman captured Savannah in his "March to the Sea" Campaign in December of 1864. This is where the "Carolina Campaign" begins.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_Savannah
Port of Savannah

: Columbia, SC

Sherman joins Confederacy stronghold in Columbia and successfully captures the city.
Columbia, SC

: Fayetteville Arsenal

Sherman destroyed the confederate arsenal in March of 1865. He then intends to march to Goldsboro which has an important railroad junction.
Fayetteville Arsenal

: Goldsboro, NC Railroad crossing

Sherman had intended to march to Goldsboro, but discovers a stronghold in Bentonville.

It was a crossroads of rail transportation, providing supplies from the coast to the interior of the South.
Goldsboro, NC Railroad crossing

: Battle of Bentonville

This was the last major battle between General Sherman and General Johnston of the Confederate Army. It began on March 19 and lasted until the 21st of 1865.

Johnston retreated to West of Raleigh.
Battle of Bentonville

: Raleigh Capital Building

After officials of the Capital fled, Sherman occupied the Capital Building, which is in its new location designated here.
Raleigh Capital Building

: Bennett Place

The site of negotiations and Johnston's eventual surrender of the Confederate Army to Sherman on April 26th. This virtually ends the war.
Bennett Place

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The Carolina's Campaign

The Carolina's Campaign of General Sherman marks end of the Civil War.

: Port of Savannah

Sherman captured Savannah in his "March to the Sea" Campaign in December of 1864. This is where the "Carolina Campaign" begins.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_Savannah Port of Savannah

: Columbia, SC

Sherman joins Confederacy stronghold in Columbia and successfully captures the city. Columbia, SC

: Fayetteville Arsenal

Sherman destroyed the confederate arsenal in March of 1865. He then intends to march to Goldsboro which has an important railroad junction. Fayetteville Arsenal

: Goldsboro, NC Railroad crossing

Sherman had intended to march to Goldsboro, but discovers a stronghold in Bentonville.It was a crossroads of rail transportation, providing supplies from the coast to the interior of the South. Goldsboro, NC Railroad crossing

: Battle of Bentonville

This was the last major battle between General Sherman and General Johnston of the Confederate Army. It began on March 19 and lasted until the 21st of 1865.Johnston retreated to West of Raleigh. Battle of Bentonville

: Raleigh Capital Building

After officials of the Capital fled, Sherman occupied the Capital Building, which is in its new location designated here. Raleigh Capital Building

: Bennett Place

The site of negotiations and Johnston's eventual surrender of the Confederate Army to Sherman on April 26th. This virtually ends the war. Bennett Place

The Carolina's Campaign

created by bethanyvsmith

Savannah, GA

The Carolina's Campaign of General Sherman marks end of the Civil War.

Sherman captured Savannah in his "March to the Sea" Campaign in December of 1864. This is where the "Carolina Campaign" begins.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_Savannah
Port of Savannah

Sherman joins Confederacy stronghold in Columbia and successfully captures the city.
Columbia, SC

Sherman destroyed the confederate arsenal in March of 1865. He then intends to march to Goldsboro which has an important railroad junction.
Fayetteville Arsenal

Sherman had intended to march to Goldsboro, but discovers a stronghold in Bentonville.

It was a crossroads of rail transportation, providing supplies from the coast to the interior of the South.
Goldsboro, NC Railroad crossing

This was the last major battle between General Sherman and General Johnston of the Confederate Army. It began on March 19 and lasted until the 21st of 1865.

Johnston retreated to West of Raleigh.
Battle of Bentonville

After officials of the Capital fled, Sherman occupied the Capital Building, which is in its new location designated here.
Raleigh Capital Building

The site of negotiations and Johnston's eventual surrender of the Confederate Army to Sherman on April 26th. This virtually ends the war.
Bennett Place