Timber From Herring’s Mill Battle of Utoy Creek / SOLD

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Timber From Herring’s Mill Battle of Utoy Creek – Inventory Number: MIS 137 / SOLD Battle of Utoy Creek Situated on the North Fork of Utoy Creek, the Grist mill was in operation in 1850. Union troops of the US XIV Corps, Johnson’s Division, crossed the mill pond on August 3, 1864, in an attempt to break the Confederate defenses at Utoy Creek, GA. The Herring House was used as a headquarters by General Sherman on August 3–4, 1864.   Inventory Number: MIS 137 / SOLD

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A weathered wooden beam, sold as "Timber From Herring’s Mill Battle of Utoy Creek," features a small brass plaque and originates from SW Atlanta, site of the August 1864 battle.
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