Others pavilions are found at Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca, Cassville, and New Hope Church. A short walk behind the pavilion and across the railroad tracks takes you to a large monum ent marking the battle position of Col. David Ireland's New York brigades, which were defeated during the Battle of Ringgold Gap. I-75 to exit 345. North on U.S. 41. Marker is one mile south of Ringgold. Ston e Presbyterian Hospital U.S. 41, Ringgold HM , HH , AC , CK , CT , GI This sandstone building, erected in 1850 from rock quarried from White Oak Mountain to the north, was used as a Confederate hospital after the Battle of Ringgold on Nov. 27, 1863.
Bloodstains are reportedly still visible on the floor.
The churc h , on the National Register of Historic Places, has been used by many religious denominations and was purchased by the Catoosa County Historical Society. Large quantities of wheat were shipped from this depot. Have a look. Historical Maps of the United States - A list of Historical Maps of the U.S. with pricing information. Ohio General W. T. Sherman's hometown has information on the General in his family via links to sites on the internet, books in the local library, information about the Sherman House.