Meeks Park is one of the most beautiful parks in the North Georgia Mountains. It is located about one (1) mile west of Blairsville on Highway 515, and is open to the public. The park was established in 1992 and named after Bill Meeks and is the crown jewel of the Blairsville-Union County Recreation...
The Hampton Inn Atlanta-Cumberland Mall/NW hotel is conveniently located off I-285, 12 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta, Georgia and 7 miles from Dobbins Air Force Base. Our northwest Atlanta hotel is adjacent to Cumberland Mall and less than 1 mile from the Cobb Galleria Convention Center...
The Clubhouse has 30 acres of outdoor fun and 42,000 square feet of indoor fun, including a golf range and championship mini-golf course. Enjoy 24 lanes of bowling, including four luxury lanes in a private suite perfect for parties and events. Play games in the state-of-the-art arcade featuring...
The Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown is located in Midtown Atlanta, the city's hottest trend-setting neighborhood. Crowne Plaza Atlanta is perfect for weekend leisure and business visitors alike. Nestled between downtown Atlanta and Buckhead, Midtown is the place to be; Atlantans come to live, play, and...
Family-owned and operated, R and G Farm is more than just a farm. For the Edwards family, growing local hydroponic lettuce, kale, and herbs has become a lifestyle and a passion. Producing a wide range of organic lettuces, Colby, Alexis Edwards, and their two children own and operate the state-of-the...
Nestled centrally in the Five Points neighborhood of Athens, Memorial Park encompasses 72 acres of rolling hills and hardwood forest, a lake, picnic shelters, walking trails, playground area, 1.5-acre dog park, and Bear Hollow Zoo. Take time to explore the wooded mile-long Birchmore Trail...
Originally called Cemetery Square, Memory Hill was designated as one of the four public squares of 20 acres each in the Milledgeville town plan of 1803. Many people associated with Milledgeville and Georgia, such as Congressman Carl Vinson, writer Flannery O'Connor, governors, legislators, slaves...
The congregation organized Penfield Baptist in 1839 after the destruction of Shiloh Baptist by a cyclone. Originally, it was a wooden building and stood to the right of the present church. It was formed with a few members from Shiloh and teachers and students of Mercer University.
The Mercer Chapel...
When Dr. Robert E. Lee and family decided to start a brewing company in Omaha, GA, (Yes, Georgia) it wasn't only because we enjoy a good local brew, but because craft beer isn't prevalent enough in South Georgia. With the ideas of family, friends and quality always on our minds, we wanted to make...
The Dinky is a 1905 Rogers steam locomotive that hauled cotton bales from the main line to the textile mill on the Yellow River. It is permanently located across the tracks from the Conyers Welcome Center & Historic Train Depot, which also serves as a Regional Visitors Information Center (Georgia...