Product Description
by Freeman C. Brooks Jr. (Author)
The Battle of Griswoldville is told using historic accounts with the aid of time-aged photographs of the re-enactment. Charles Brooks lives just a couple of miles from the battle site, which became a state park in 1997, and has walked the site many times imagining the battle unfolding. While in Gray, GA back in the spring of 2016, Charles heard the noise of battle a mile away. He drove to Old Clinton just in time to see the 16th Georgia Regiment re-enact the Battle Of Griswoldville. The Battle of Griswoldville was the only infantry engagement of Sherman's march to the sea. This coffee-table book offers a historical account of the battle as well as the human suffering inflicted during Sherman's march aided by the time-aged photos.
Author Biography
Charles Brooks is an amateur photographer who lives in Macon, GA with his beautiful wife, two cats and a dog. He's also a professional engineer and land surveyor. Charles enjoys family, history, outdoors, walking through cemeteries, and playing the guitar. Life is Good!
