CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER LINE BATTLEFIELD PRESERVATION PLAN
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1 CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER LINE BATTLEFIELD PRESERVATION PLAN COBB COUNTY, GEORGIA Thomason and Associates Preservation Planners Nashville, Tennessee
2 Chattahoochee River Line Battlefield Preservation Plan Importance of Preserving Civil War Sites Economic Benefits of Battlefield Preservation Overview of the Chattahoochee River Line What is a Battlefield Preservation Plan and its Benefits? Project Schedule
3 Secretary of the Interior s Civil War Sites Advisory Committee Report, 1993 One-third of the nation s Civil War battlefields have been lost or significantly compromised. Many of the remaining two-thirds of the nation s battlefields will be at risk. 43% of the battlefields are completely in private ownership. 49% are under multiple kinds of ownership (e.g., private, state, and Federal). Only 4% of the principal battlefields are owned primarily by the Federal, state, or local governments.
4 Secretary of the Interior s Civil War Sites Advisory Committee Report, 1993 Some 10,500 armed conflicts occurred during the Civil War ranging from battles to minor skirmishes; 384 conflicts (3.7 percent) were identified as the principal battles and classified according to their historical significance. 71 or 19% of the Civil War battlefields are already lost as intact historic landscapes. 50% of the principal battlefields that currently are in good or fair condition are now experiencing high or moderate threats. Most of these sites will be lost or seriously fragmented within the coming 10 years. Only one third of the principal battlefields in 1993 faced low threats.
5 In 2010 the Civil War Trust (CWT) estimated that at the current rates of development and due to rapidly increasing land prices, our nation loses approximately one acre of battlefield ground every hour. The CWPT calculates that the fate of the remaining unprotected ground will be determined within the next five to fifteen years, depending on its location.
6 Update on Georgia s Battlefields in 2010 State has 27 battlefields which historically encompassed 231,500 acres 72,200 acres, or 31%, survive with integrity. Only 17,700 acres (8%) of the state s battlefields are protected by governments or non-profit organizations. The River Line is part of the Marietta Battlefield which is categorized as Altered and fragmented, leaving some essential features.
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9 Bristoe Station, VA Battlefield
10 Bristoe Station, VA Battlefield Walking Trail and Viewshed
11 Bristoe Station, VA Battlefield Walking Trail and Viewshed
12 Manassas Battlefield, Virginia
13 Manassas Battlefield, Virginia
14 Salem Church Battlefield, Virginia Chancellorsville Campaign
15 Response to Loss of Battlefield Land Creation of the American Battlefield Protection Program on the Federal level. Creation of state government programs such as the Georgia Civil War Commission. Specific allocations for federal and state funds to purchase battlefield property. Creation of national, state and local non-profit organizations for preservation of Civil War sites (Georgia Battlefields Association, Civil War Trust). Increased public information efforts from Civil War community (re-enactors, SCV, UDC, GAR).
16 American Battlefield Protection Program Act of 1996 The purpose is to assist citizens, public and private institutions, and governments at all levels in planning, interpreting, and protecting sites where historic battles were fought on American soil during the armed conflicts that shaped the growth and development of the United States, in order that present and future generations may learn and gain inspiration from the ground where Americans made their ultimate sacrifice.
17 American Battlefield Protection Program Act of 1996 To act quickly and proactively to preserve and protect nationally significant Civil War battlefields through conservation easements and fee-simple purchases of those battlefields from willing sellers; and to create partnerships among State and local governments, regional entities, and the private sector to preserve, conserve, and enhance nationally significant Civil War battlefields.
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19 Independent two-year study released in 2006 documented the economic benefits of battlefield preservation. Survey of 13 battlefields across the country. Battlefields attract affluent, well-educated tourists who come specifically to visit the battlefield. While in the area these tourists stay longer and spend more money than the average tourist. Each year Civil War tourists spend an average of $173.6 million dollars resulting in $15.3 million in state tax and $7.7 million in local tax revenues.
20 Economic Benefits of the Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield During 2005, visitors to the Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield spent $18.2 million in the local area. The largest expenditure categories were food (44%) and lodging (24%). Visitor expenditures supported 448 full-time job equivalents in the area surrounding the battlefield. Local Government Revenue generated in 2005: $912,000 State Government Revenue: $1,255,000
21 Purpose of Battlefield Preservation Plans Provide comprehensive long-range strategies to effectively preserve, maintain, and interpret battlefields, fortifications and associated sites for future generations. Provide guidance for historic preservation and land acquisition. Recommend site management, and battlefield interpretation. Suggest strategies for tourism development and increased visitation. Strategize short-term and long-term goals.
22 Battlefield Preservation Plans Historical Research and Analysis Cultural Landscape Assessment and Evaluations of Integrity Threats and Opportunities Prioritization of Parcels to Acquire Recommendations for Interpretation Opportunities for Regional Tourism Potential for Reclamation Sources of Assistance
23 Saltville, Virginia Battlefield and Fortifications Preservation Plan
24 Harper s Weekly, January 14, 1865, View of the Lower Salt Works
25 Saltville Battlefield, October, 1864
26 Saltville Battlefield December, 1864
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28 Chestnut Ridge and Battlefield Park
29 Saltville Gap Redoubt
30 Fort Hatton
31 Fort Hatton South Redoubt and Connecting Trench Line
32 Walnut Street Forts, Upper Redoubt
33 Salt Wells and Furnaces Site
34 BATTLEFIELD ENHANCEMENTS
35 Existing park area and interpretation Salt Park
36 Existing park area and interpretation - Saltville Battlefield Park
37 Install wayside exhibits
38 Proposed walking trail design and surfaces
39 Install cannon at forts and battery locations
40 TOURISM PROMOTION
41 Commemoration of the 5 th and 6 th USCT, October 2, 2004
42 Battle of Saltville, reenactment, 2006
43 Reclamation Franklin, Tennessee Battlefield Plan Confederate General John Bell Hood Union General John Schofield
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47 Glorified Suicide at the Cotton Gin
48 Center of the Confederate Assault
49 Demolition of Pizza Hut, November 30, 2005
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51 New Commemorative Park on Pizza Hut Site
52 The Next Victim
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55 East Flank of Battlefield, Purchase of Golf Course/Club Restoration of 1864 Landscape
56 Opportunities for the River Line Battlefield Potential for Increased Tourism and Recreation at Henderson Road and Discovery Boulevard Park Property Potential for Land Protection of Additional Parcels Through Purchase or Easement Excellent Interpretive Opportunities Regional Tourism Promotion and Coordination
57 Challenges for the River Line Battlefield High Cost of Land A Finite Amount of Intact Battlefield Property Lack of River Line Interpretation at Regional Museums Lack of Local Public Awareness Need for Continuity in Tours and Exhibits
58 River Line Battlefield Nine Known Existing Shoupades pn Public and Private Land Five are Publicly Owned, Four Private Extensive Union Fortifications on Henderson Road Property Confederate Trench Line, Shoupade and Fort on Discovery Blvd. Property
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67 Privately Owned Shoupade
68 Extensive Confederate Trench Lines Connecting Shoupades
69 Extensive Confederate Trench Lines Connecting Shoupades
70 Georgia Militia Fort off Veterans Memorial Hwy
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73 Union Trench Line on Henderson Road Property
74 Union Artillery Fort on Henderson Road Property
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78 Confederate Trench Line, Discovery Blvd.
79 Confederate Anchor Fort, Discovery Blvd.
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81 Telling the River Line Story Fortifications Built by African- American Labor Unique Design of the Fortifications and Shoupades Importance in the Atlanta Campaign Impact on Local Population
82 The River Line and Georgia Slavery
83 The River Line and African American s Construction of Civil War Fortifications
84 The River Line and Impact on Cobb County Residents
85 Protecting and Interpreting the River Line Working with Property Owners on Financial Incentives Creation of Archeological and Landscape Protection Program More Interpretation in Regional Museums Driving Tours of Publically Accessible Sites Installation of Wayside Exhibits and Interpretive Media Providing New Recreational Opportunities for Residents
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87 Interpretation of the Atlanta Campaign
88 Atlanta History Center, Cross Section of Confederate Trench and Fortifications
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94 Summary River Line Battlefield Identified as Significant Civil War Site in Georgia Mableton Improvement Coalition Awarded ABPP Grant to Create River Line Battlefield Preservation Plan July - November 2013, Analysis and Plan Production Plan Will Provide Guidance for Future Protection, Interpretation and Promotion Battlefield will be a Historical, Economic and Recreational Asset to Cobb County and Region for the Future
95 THOMASON AND ASSOCIATES PRESERVATION PLANNERS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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