| Chickamauga - an Introduction The battle of Chickamauga involved many famous generals, but the battle was fought by the common man, frequently without leaders. |
| Prelude - December, 1862 to September, 1863Events leading up to the bloodiest two days of American history -- Chickamauga |
| The Day Before Chickamauga - September 18, 1863Preperations for battle and the conflict at Reed's and Alexander's Bridge |
| Chickamauga - First ContactAs General Dan McCook withdraws from Reed's Bridge he reports enemy troops in the area to Gen,. George Thomas, who orders Col. Croxton to advance. |
| Early fighting at ChickamaugaYankees move towards Reed Bridge to flush a Rebel brigade. They run into Forrest's cavalry. |
| Chickamauga - The Conflict WidensTroops, both Yankees and Rebels, pour into the battlefield. Soon, fighting spreads south of the Brotherton Road. |
| A Battleline is DrawnConfederates advance, crossing Lafayette Road, only to be repulsed by two late-arriving Union divisions. After a pointless attack by Pat Cleburne, Union soldiers begin to build protection. |
| Chickamauga, Second Day (September 20, 1863): A Bad Start |
| Rosecrans Moves North |
| Breakthrough at the Brotherton CabinGeneral John B. Hood leads a breakthough at Brotherton Cabin, devastating Rosecrans' Army of the Cumberland |
| Counterattack of the Lightning BrigadeFollowing the Confederate breakout, Hood revises Longstreet's plan, sweeping right towards the retreating Army of the Cumberland |
| Granger Reinforces ThomasA reinforced Thomas makes a bold last stand on Snodgrass Hill |
| Final Struggles at ChickamaugaA reinforced Thomas makes a bold last stand on Snodgrass Hill |
