Alt Text Map of Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park in Georgia. The map is tan with the tall, narrow park is highlighted in green. Major highways are represented by red lines and park trails by dashed black lines. Extended Description The Visitor Center for the park is near the northern border just off Old US 41. A picnic area can be found there as well as two activity areas labeled in magenta-pink text and the Tierce House (site), Green House (site), and the Kennesaw Wood Station (site) labeled in gray. Several trails begin at the Visitor Center as does Kennesaw Mountain Drive, which leads to landmark number 1, Kennesaw Mountain. Number 2, the 24-Gun Battery, sits at the end of a trail that also began at the Visitor Center and runs along Stilesboro Road. Nearby are also the Johnson House (site), Carnes House (site), and Kirk House (site), all three labeled in gray. Numbers 3 and 4 are farther down the map along Burnt Hickory Road. Number 3, the Wallis House (undeveloped), actually sits outside the park near Barrett Parkway. Nearby are also the Wallish House (Howard Headquarters) and Hardage House (Polk Headquarters). Along Burnt Hickory Road on the way to number 4, which is Pigeon Hill, is the York House (site), Hardage House (site), and the US Army Monument. Pigeon Hill sits at the base of Little Kennesaw Mountain amongst several hiking trails. Nearby are the Cass House (site) and Eaton House (site) in gray. The hiking trails from the Visitor Center continue down the map and pass the Ballinger House (site), Guess House (site), Dr. Ballinger House (site), and Finlay House (site) before reaching number 5, which is Cheatham Hill off State Highway 120. Nearby are the Illinois Monument and Spring House (site) in gray. Across from Cheatham Hill is number 6, the Sherman/Thomas Headquarters, along Cheatham Hill Road. A picnic area and activity area are available at the site. Nearby are Sherman Headquarters (site), Folds House (site), and Thomas Headquarters (site) in gray. Cheatham Hill Road continues toward the southern boundary of the park where number 7 is located. Along the way, it passes the Channel House (site), Greer House (site), and the Camp House (site). Kolb’s Farm, number 7, is the final landmark, and it sits along State Highway 360 next to the Kolb House. Parking nearby is for vehicles with horse trailers only. Nearby are the gray-labeled Oatman House (site), Willoughby House (site), Springer House (site), Glover House (site), and Miles House (site). Other house sites sit along State Highway 360 and include Dobbs House (site), Erwin House (site), Graves House (site), Butler House (site), Goodwin House (site), Cheatham House (site), Murphy House (site), McLeod House (site), the Georgia Military Institute (site), and Brumby Hall. State Highway 360 leads into the town of Marietta. Within Marietta are the Marietta Confederate Cemetery, Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta Square, and the Marietta Museum of History. Legend A scale at the top middle of the map measures distances of 0.1 and 0.5 kilometers and 0.1 and 0.5 miles. Text next to the scale reads, “Recreational activities are permitted only in the designated activity areas shown in the map below.” The words “activity areas” are printed in magenta pink. A symbol for Picnic area follows. The legend continues: Green line for Kennesaw Mountain Drive (shuttle bus access on weekends), Green circle with a white number for Tour stops, Gray box with gray label for Civil War era structure, Red line with gray semicircle for Parking area, Black dashed line for Hiking trail, and Orange dashed line for Multi-use trail.