Battle of Dallas

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Battle of Dallas
Part of the American Civil War
Date May 26–June 4, 1864
Location Paulding County, Georgia
Result Union victory
Combatants
United States of America Confederate States of America
Commanders
Major General William Tecumseh Sherman General Joseph E. Johnston
Strength
Military Division of the Mississippi Army of Tennessee
Casualties
2,400 3,000
Atlanta Campaign
Rocky Face Ridge – Resaca – Adairsville – New Hope Church – Pickett's Mill – Dallas – Kolb's Farm – Kennesaw Mountain – Marietta – Pace's Ferry – Peachtree Creek – Atlanta – Ezra Church – Utoy Creek – 2nd Dalton – Lovejoy's Station – Jonesborough

The Battle of Dallas, also known as New Hope Church or Pumpkinvine Creek, was a battle in the American Civil War. It occurred on May 28, 1864, around Dallas, Georgia, between Lt. General William J. Hardee's corps and the Union defense line, held by by the XV Corps under Maj. General John A. Logan of the Army of the Tennessee. Previously on May 24, General Sherman learned that General Johnston was forming a line along the south side of Pumpkin Vine creek. Immediately, Johnston was given notice that either he was to give up his position or there would be a battle.

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