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Benson J. Lossing, Pictorial Field Book of the Civil War. Volume 3., Chapter 6: siege of Knoxville.--operations on the coasts of the Carolinas and Georgia. (search)
eminent chief's house on page 126 was made. We returned to Chatta-nooga in time to make Block-House at Chattanooga. a drawing of the superb block-house there, near the railway station, the most extensive and beautiful of any built by the National troops. On Saturday we ascended Lookout Mountain by the zigzag road from Chattanooga Valley, a part of the way on foot, and a part in an ambulance kindly furnished us, with horses and a boy-driver, by Captain Wainright, the Redoubt on Lookout Mountains. post quartermaster. It was a slow, tedious, and wearisome journey, and it was late in the afternoon when we reached good quarters at the hotel in Summertown, See map on page 168. on the crest of the mountain, where we spent the night, and a greater portion of the next day. We had time before twilight to walk out to the extreme rocky point of the palisades overlooking Chattanooga, and sketch the remains of Stevenson's redoubt; See page 179. This battery commanded Chattanooga; a