Rome's historic City Hall was designed by A. Ten Eyck Brown and was constructed in 1914. In addition to municipal offices for the City of Rome, the building has a 1,200-seat auditorium, which is home to the Rome Symphony Orchestra, the oldest symphony in the South. The Capitoline Wolf was a gift...
The Rose Theater is truly the gem of Forsyth, Ga. Located on the courthouse square, it is Forsyth's one and only live community theater.
The Rome Symphony Orchestra is the oldest in the South and performs at the Rome City Auditorium. The orchestra has been a vital part of the musical culture of the greater Rome community since its beginning in 1921. The RSO continues to be a notable leader in the regional arts community by virtue of...
Make the Rome-Floyd Visitor Center your first stop for information on Rome and Floyd County. Discover Native American history, Civil War heritage, a vibrant downtown, inspiration at Berry College and Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum Home, sporting fun with the Rome Braves and more!
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The Rome Area History Museum's permanent exhibits create a walk through time starting with the Indigenous Americans and early settlers, through the founding of Rome, the Civil War, and then the development of Rome's more contemporary culture, life ways and industries. Original documents such as maps...
Once the City of Rome's water supply tank, the City Clocktower is now the official symbol of Rome and perhaps our most beloved landmark. Inside, you will find a small museum featuring murals depicting the history of Rome, and the clock's original clock works. The outside structure is constructed of...
Amenities include 25 acres, dog park area, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard courts, small skate area, playground, pavilions, two half-basketball courts, bocce ball courts, .75-mile paved multi-purpose trail, and restrooms.
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Food Tours Atlanta has curated an exclusive walking food tour that incorporates Atlanta's best restaurants in Atlanta's favorite neighborhoods, Historic Inman Park and Ponce City Market. Food Tours Atlanta has more James Beard Nominated Chefs on our tour than any other food tour in the state. We...
Hiking, boating, fishing, and even disc golf await you at this serene and secluded spot. This facility is nestled amid rustic settings surrounded by shady pines. Multiple campsites for primitive camping as well as drive-thru lots for RV's, have electric and water connections with bathrooms...
*POOL IS CURRENTLY UNDER RENOVATION*
Located a mile and a fourth from the Little White House, these pools were built by FDR and used for polio treatments from 1927 until 1942. They were restored and the museum was added in 1997 by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. The exhibits and displays...