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|    Athens, Georgia, A Classic Southern CityFirst came the University of Georgia (UGA) and then Athens. Located northeast of Atlanta, the city still retains its southern charm. Learn about history and architecture at the Church-Waddel-Brumby House, Thomas R.R. Cobb House, Taylor-Grady House, Ware-Lyndon House and the U.S. Navy Supply Corps...  Savannah Preservation: How It Began and ContinuesThe city of Savannah, Georgia, was established in 1733, but it wasn’t
until the mid 1900s that a concerted preservation effort began. The
fourth city market on Ellis Square was lost in the battle. Walk the
historic district to discover many architectural styles from colonial
to Italianate,...  Atlanta - The New SouthThe Civil War changed Atlanta forever, leaving monuments, museums and
parks to tell the stories. Atlanta’s rebirth made it a better place - Olympic Park, Georgia Aquarium, Inside CNN Atlanta, High Museum of Art, Georgia State Capitol, Underground Atlanta, Atlanta Zoo, Fernbank Museum of Natural...  Georgia - A Peachy Vacation DestinationTo many Georgia is Atlanta, however, there is so much more to discover
throughout the rest of the state. Textile heirs created Callaway Gardens, FDR made Warm Springs his retreat and former President Jimmy Carter was raised near Plains. Jekyll Island, Sea Island and Tybee Island are popular family...  Savannah, Georgia, Always InvitingSavannah, magical Savannah, is as picturesque as it is historical. Take
a trolley tour to get acclimated, then make time for City Market,
southern cuisine, art galleries, home and garden tours, the riverfront,
the Cotton Exchange, Factors Walk, Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum,
Mercer Williams...  Savannah, Georgia's Quintessential SquaresSavannah, Georgia’s city squares are filled with monuments, lush
landscape and fountains, and named for former dignitaries and war
heroes. Take a walking tour around Savannah’s historic district to
discover the unique personality of each and the architecture
surrounding them. Study the...  So What is Lookout Mountain Anyway?The term Lookout Mountain is ambiguous simply because it is so many things – a mountain, a city, a Civil War battlefield, as well as a small town, all located in the same general area where Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama come together. Several attractions are located here, as well -...  Hiker Heaven - Amicalola Falls State ParkThe state of Georgia does an exceptional job with their park system. In
particular, Amicalola Falls, located in northeast Georgia near Dahlonega. There is no direct route, which makes the trip to the park half the adventure. It is within close proximity of the southernmost terminus of the...  Old Governor's Mansion Open for Tours in Milledgeville, GeorgiaMilledgeville, Georgia, former state capital of Georgia, features tours
of the Old Governor’s Mansion following a $9 million restoration. It
served as the residence from 1839 to 1868 and encompassed significant
times for the state -the antebellum, Civil War, and early
reconstruction.  Jekyll Island, Georgia - A Historical PerspectiveThe Jekyll Island Club on a barrier island off Georgia’s coast was
an exclusive resort for the rich and famous. Today many of the cottages
have been restored and are open to the public for tours. Learn
about Jekyll Island’s history and families during the Gilded Era. The
island is a popular...  Georgia's Jekyll Island - Exemplifies Wildlife PreservationJekyll Island, Georgia, is noted for its wildlife preservation.
Mandated by law, 65 percent of the island is undeveloped.
Loggerhead sea turtles nest on its shores and educational walks provide
a glimpse into the life cycle of this threatened species. As an
Audubon-designated Important Birding... | |
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