This beautiful Greek revival-style building, designed by Charles B. Cluskey, housed Georgia's first medical school, the Medical College of Georgia, from 1835-1912. Now used for group events and functions. It is open for self-guided tours by appointment only, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Call...
The 1886 Old Augusta Southern Railroad Depot, restored in 2009, still stands long after the railroad was abandoned in 1933. It was converted to a residence and later became a retail shop. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997.
The Candlewood Suites® Atlanta hotel in Lithia Springs, GA is brand new! We are conveniently located off I-20, 14 miles from downtown Atlanta and minutes from the area's best shopping, attractions and businesses. Nearby restaurants and outdoor recreation make this an ideal location for every...
Shut down your phone and be one with nature at this beautiful, full-service campground. At Old Salem primitive campsites, you’ll find peace and tranquility, and enjoy lovely scenery and nearby communities that are steeped in history. There’s something fun for the whole outdoorsy family including...
This General Store, now a museum dates back to 1872. The store served the local community with general goods and was even the post office for the valley up until the 1940's. The original front portion of the store is reminiscent of the old country store where visitors can participate in the old time...
Our beautiful cabin nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains on the Toccoa River offers a wonderful atmosphere to get away with family and friends, or a perfect place for just two of you. A mountain/river retreat where you can lounge lazily on the deck or the hammock or cozy up in the cabin with a good...
WHY CHOOSE OLD SAVANNAH TOURS?
Since 1979 we've been providing visitors to Savannah the best choice of trolley tours….twice as long as our nearest competitor. We're Savannah-owned. Our hearts are here. Our guides are long-time employees and most grew up here. Our tour has been created by...
Eatonton's Old School History Museum is a blast from the past. It takes visitors back to school classrooms and hot summer days when they were kids. They will be reminded of the hustle and bustle of small-town life and the past on which the city was built.
In the first room, the vintage drugstore...
The Decatur Arts Alliance is a nonprofit partnership of artists, business owners, residents and government dedicated to supporting and enhancing the arts in the city of Decatur. The DAA sponsors the annual festivals, as well as special art events for members only. It also provides a collaborative...
Old South Farm Museum and Ag Learning Center has acres of historic treasures. Local historian Paul Bulloch has filled several buildings on Ga. 41 just north of Woodland with an assortment of tools, equipment, and household goods tracing Southern rural life from the 1800s to the 1960s. You'll spot...