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Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park

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Wildflowers of Orchard Knob
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The Women's Army Corps at Chickamauga
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Preparing For the Great War at Chickamauga Battlefield
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Moccasin Bend: At the Crossroads of Slavery and Freedom
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Traditional Trades Apprenticeship Program’s Rodney Flora
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Grant at Lookout Mountain
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James A. Garfield and the Civil War (Part II)
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Causes of Deafness During the Civil War
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Grant at Missionary Ridge
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In fall 2023, eighteen Georgia State University paleontology students worked with the National Park Service to write Fossil Fact Sheets for six parks in Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia and Virginia — parks known for history or scenery, not fossils, but full of Paleozoic rock.
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In the 1970s and early 1980s, women with disabilities who joined the National Park Service faced others’ misconceptions more than any limit of their own — and changed what a park ranger could look like.
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Geology of Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park