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Rossville, Georgia
30741
Incorporated 25th August 1905
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Stanbury Building For Sale
Updated The John Ross House through the years and Old Rossville Pics
John Ross House
will be open for tours from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through
Saturday until the end of August.
NATIONAL DEBT Our children will have to pay!
Doing a Google
Advance Search
found 700,000 + Links using
"State Farm + problem."
Turkeys having fun in Georgia
Downtown Variety Shop
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Inventory
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The "OLD FEDERAL
ROAD,"
first passed through Rossville, GA in 1805
after the Tellico Cherokee Indian
Treaty.
(Route # 27 today, through downtown Rossville)
Rossville's 'Old Federal Road' Marker
In Rossville, The Old Federal Road,
and The Cherokee's Trail of Tears are the same.
Chief
John Ross
Who cried first?
Who knew first?
Who caused the tears?
In Rossville, 25 years after
the forced removal of the Cherokees, Civil War Mayhem visited this town.
During the Civil War, Rossville was known as
the Rossville Gap,
a "land gap" through Missionary Ridge Mountain, to the small town
of Chickamauga, an unknown Confederate Stronghold at the time.
The large Iowa Civil War monument to the left is located in the center of The Gap.
Rossville, GA. is a Gateway into an Indian land-grabed
area
and a Gateway into America's Bloodiest Battlefield named Chickamauga.
Chickamauga in the Cherokee tounge means
"River of Death."
National Park since 1890's
Rossville
Gap-Map
Trail of Tears to a River of Death
Did you see
the Blockbuster Documentary?
CHICKAMAUGA
RIVER OF DEATH
The Battle for Chickamauga!
Satellite
View of Rossville, GA
Route # 27, McFarland &
Chickamauga Avenues
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