Historic Markers
Paulding County has a number of Historic Markers and many are related to the War Between the States. Here is a list of all Historic Markers in Paulding County. The ones related to the War Between the States have a  by them. If you click on one of the links below you will see more specific information on that Marker as well as information on how to get to that Marker. Most of the Historic Markers are on the side of a road with no public parking so please be careful when you view them.
- 20th Corps Detours to New Hope Church - Intersection of GA 61 and High Shoals Road
- Army of the Tenn. at Dallas - US 278/GA 6 at Pumpkinvine Creek, 2.5 miles west of Dallas
- Army of the Tenn. to Dallas - Old Rockmart Road about 1/2 mile east of junction with GA 101/GA 113
- Atlanta Campaign New Hope Church May 25-June 4, 1864 - at New Hope Battlefield Park next to the
New Hope First Baptist Church on Bobo Road
- Battle of New Hope Church - Next to New Hope First Baptist Church Parking Lot facing GA 381
- Battle of Pickett's Mill - Mount Tabor Road at the entrance of Pickett's Mill Historic Site
- Battle of Pickett's Mill - GA 92 at Pickett's Mill Park Group Shelter
- Brown's Mill - GA 381 at Pickett's Mill Road
- Confederate Line - GA 6 Business near GA 61 Connector junction
- Cross Roads Church - Intersection of GA 92 and GA 381
- Dallas-New Hope Line - Intersection of GA 381 and GA 6 Business in Dallas, Georgia
- Davis' Div. at Dallas - GA 61 (North Confederate Avenue) at Polk Avenue in Dallas, Georgia
- Federal Line - South Hardee Street about a tenth of a mile from its intersection with Merchants Drive
- George Darby House-Clebourne's H'dq'rs - GA92 about 1/4 mile south of GA 360
- Hardee's Hood's & French's Headquarters - GA 92 near Cobb County Line
- Historic Town Square, The City of Dallas, Georgia
- On the Town Square next to the Historic Old Courthouse in Dallas, Georgia
- Henry Lester House - US 278/GA 6 at southwest corner of intersection with GA 92
- Johnston's Headquarters - About 3/4 mile southeast of New Hope First Baptist Church on Bobo Road
- Left of the Confederate Line - GA 61 south of Dallas near Paulding County High School
- New Hope Battlefield - GA 381 at New Hope First Baptist Church, New Hope
- Old Burnt Hickory P.O. - GA 61 at Wills Grocery in Burnt Hickory
- Paulding County - At the Historic Old Courthouse in Dallas, Georgia
- Paulding Meadows Recreation Park - On Northside Church Road west of GA 61, 1.7 miles north of the Historic Old Courthouse in Dallas, Georgia
- Polk's Corps at Dallas and New Hope Church - GA 6 Business at intersection with GA 120/GA 360
- Polk's March to Lost Mountain - At New Hope Battlefield Park next to the New Hope First Baptist Church on Bobo Road
- Rt. of Federal Line, May 26-June 1, 1864 - On Vernoy Aiken Road near its intersection with GA 61 south of Dallas
- Site: Colley House-Hood's H'dq'rs
(former site) - GA 360 at Maxwell Road, just east of GA 92
- Site: Robertson House - GA 120 just northeast of intersection with GA 6 Business
- Sligh's Mill, Pottery & Tanyard (former site) - GA 61 at Harmony Grove Church Road
- The Federal Attack on Hood's Corps - In New Hope Cemetery on Old Rock Store Road off Chester Harris Drive.
- The Hiram Rosenwald School - At the intersection of GA 92 and Alexander Street in front of the School
- The March of Hardee's Corps, May 23-25, 1864 -
At New Hope Battlefield Park next to the New Hope First Baptist Church on Bobo Road
- The Orphan Brigade at Dallas - In front of the Post Office Building on GA 6 Business 0.9 mile east of junction with GA 61, Dallas
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by them. If you click on one of the links below you will see more specific information on that Marker as well as information on how to get to that Marker. Most of the Historic Markers are on the side of a road with no public parking so please be careful when you view them.