Kennesaw Mountain Administrative History

[109] Monthly Report, Aug 1941, December 1941, January 1942; Box 2588.

[110] Monthly Reports, January 1942, March 1942, June 1944, 1945; Box 2588. Annual Report, May 1945; Box 2587.

[111] Monthly Reports, December 1963, February 1964, October 1965, January 1967, February 1967, April 1967. Staff Meeting Minutes, February 19, 1969; KEMO Files.

[112] Annual Reports, 1967, 1972; KEMO Files.

[113] Annual Reports, 1973, 1984; KEMO Files.

[114] B. C. Yates, History of Kennesaw Mountain NBP, February 1941-February 1948, 1948, 1. Monthly Reports, March 1940, November 1943; Box 2588.

[115] Yates, History of Kennesaw Mountain NBP, 4. Monthly Reports, May 1944, July 1944, August 1944; Box 2588. Annual Reports, 1942, 1945; Box 2587.

[116] Originally, the Atlantic and Western Railroad; later the Louisville and Nashville.

[117] Yates, History of Kennesaw Mountain NBP, 5. Monthly Report, September 1939; Box 2588.

[118] Monthly Reports, March 1944, April 1944, May 1944, June 1945; Box 2588. Annual Report, 1944. O. B. Taylor, Regional Soil Conservationist to Regional Engineer, July 28, 1943; Box 2590. Taylor named the three priority areas for soil conservation work: the new headquarters area; the Cheatham Hill area; and the old fields between Cheatham Hill Road and John Ward Road.

[119] Monthly Report, October 1940; Box 2588. E. M. Lisle, Acting Regional Director to Director, May 17, 1941; Associate Director Demaray to Acting Regional Director, June 6, 1941; Box 2595.

[120] Early NPS managers recognized that 100% restoration of the historic scene would be very difficult, if not impossible. James Aikman, Historical Technician to Regional Director, July 14, 1943; O. B. Taylor, Regional Soil Conservationist to Regional Engineer, July 28, 1943; Box 2590.

[121] Superintendent's Annual Report, 1982; Atlanta Journal/ Constitution, "Civil War Roundtable Groups Rattled Cages to Get Earthen Works on Mountain Restored," July 19, 1984; KEMO Files.

[122] Superintendent's Annual Report, 1986; Marietta Daily Journal, "Monument Bird Back on Perch," July 7, 1991; KEMO Files.

[123] Jackson W. Moore, Jr., Allen H. Cooper, John W. Walker, 1985-1986 Archeological Investigations at the Kolb Farm Battlefield Site, 1989, 13.

[124] I bid, 14-15.