Talk:Battle of Peachtree Creek
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[edit] Date discrepancy
Masonbarge, you wrote that on June 19, Hood learned of Sherman's plan to split his armies. Is this correct or did you mean July 19? Sayeth 16:04, 29 March 2006 (UTC)
- July 19, and thanks for neatening up the graphics, that looks good.
- PS Just for personal interest, Tanyard Creek Branch runs through my back yard. It generally is about 1 inch deep and 12 inches wide, LOL. I've always meant to borrow a metal dectector and find a couple of miniballs. Tanyard Creek is about as wide as a surface street.
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