This year marks the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Chattanooga, which was fought Nov. 23-25, 1863. Our 90-minute bus tour begins with a brief history of Chattanooga’s founding and its important role and strategic location during the Civil War. Key events of the war up to 1863 are provided, as well as the strategic goals of both armies and their leaders. The route takes participants by several state historical markers and monuments. Participants will also see historic Orchard Knob, the Bragg Reservation on Missionary Ridge and Chattanooga’s National Cemetery where more than 12,000 Union soldiers are buried.
Battle of Chattanooga Bus Tour
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Downtown Chattanooga 503 Market Street, City of Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402
The Chattanooga Dining Guide
Tuesday
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Art & Exhibitions Kids & Family
Art After School-
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Outdoor This & That
Joggers & Lagers-
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Concerts & Live Music
Live Music with Honey Babe-
Wednesday
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Concerts & Live Music
Richard Daigle at Slick’s-
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Food & Drink
Green Drinks at Finley Stadium-
Thursday
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Art & Exhibitions Kids & Family
Art Together-
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Education & Learning
People’s History of Chattanooga Walking Tour - OUTDOOR CLASS-
Friday
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Concerts & Live Music Festivals & Fairs Markets
Noontunes Week 4: Hispanic Heritage Month-
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Business & Career This & That
Ruth McKee School of Business Groundbreaking at Southern Adventist University-
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Charity & Fundraisers
2023 Jazz and Barbecue-
Saturday
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Concerts & Live Music Food & Drink Parties & Clubs
The Band Waleska-
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Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning This & That
MISSION STONE - CONCRETE ART (HYPERTUFA)-
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Concerts & Live Music
Beer School-
Sunday
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Concerts & Live Music Food & Drink Parties & Clubs
Tanner Burch-
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Food & Drink Kids & Family Markets
Scenic City Wings at The Chattanooga Market-
Monday
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Art & Exhibitions Business & Career
Black Professionals @ The Hunter-
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Concerts & Live Music
Lisa Reeves-