Vic's on the River restaurant in Savannah, Georgia is located in a converted warehouse that happened to have been used by General Sherman's officers in early 1865. During renovations, under old paint and wallpaper, there was a discovery -- the main dining room wall featured a map drawn on the plaster by the Union officers, recounting significant battles leading up to and during their general's "March to the Sea" from Tennessee through Georgia. Only the portion of the wall featuring the Chattanooga campaign could be reasonably preserved, and it is protected under a glass frame.