The War Between the States - Sesquicentennial - Dallas, GA
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YoSam.
N 33° 55.265 W 084° 50.362
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The North calls it the Civil War; the South calls it the War Between the States
Waymark Code: WMT90R
Location: Georgia, United States
Date Posted: 10/17/2016
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County of statue: Paulding County
Location of statue: S. Main St. & Park Ave., Dallas Confederate Trailhead Park, Dallas
Date statue erected: 2012
Statue erected by: Gen. William J. Hardee Camp #1397, Sons of Confederate Veterans and patriotic citizens.
Text on base:
(Front-Base):
STATE OF GEORGIA
[stars circling the Georgia Seal]
(Proper Right - Base):
Not for fame or reward
Not for place or for rank
Not lured by ambition
Or goaded by necessity
But in simple obedience
To duty as they understood it
These men suffered all,
Sacrificed all,
Dared all and died
(Proper Left - Base): Dedicated by the Gen. William J. Hardee Camp #1397, Sons of Confederate Veterans and Patriotic citizens who generously contributed.
Erected in 2012 during the Sequicentennial [sic] of the War Between the States.
"The Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails divides the state into six regions, each designating an area or major event from Georgia’s Civil War era. The Atlanta Campaign and March to the Sea were Georgia’s two most significant Civil War events. For more information, visit www.gacivilwar.org, and pick up a brochure about the Civil War sesquicentennial at the Paulding County Welcome and Information Center, 455 Jimmy Campbell Pkwy., Dallas, GA 30132." ~ Paulding County Chamber of Commerce