Located just an hour south of Atlanta, the town of Warm Springs is nestled among the rolling hills and the naturally heated waters made famous by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Take a step back in time and experience our Southern charm and hospitality. History is evident in the 100-year-old restored...
Have a guided tour of historic Warm Springs, the village, community, buildings including the Little White House, Roosevelt Warm Springs, Red Oak Covered Bridge, Dowdell's Knob and more. A personal tour is given by enowned local storyteller Steve Layne.
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Warm Springs Winery is located just over an hour south of Atlanta and 45 minutes north of Columbus, Ga. We specialize in unique muscadine wines from locally grown grapes, vinted and bottled on premises. Our winery is located on 14 acres of rustic property and includes 2 acres of vineyard. The...
Warner Robins, Georgia, is the "Home of Planes, Trains, and Heroes." Warner Robins is known for many different things, such as the International City, home of Robins Air Force Base, the Museum of Aviation, the Southeast Regional Little League Headquarters and much more. Warner Robins was designated...
Learn to stand up paddleboard (SUP) or kayak with ease on the beach or marsh with our staff of expert paddlers. Owned and operated by Dr. Norm Leonard, conservation biologist and avid outdoorsman, our tours are educational and fun for all ages and abilities. All of our paddleboarding and kayak tours...
WRLT is a non-profit community theatre that has been providing live theatrical productions to patrons in Middle Georgia for more than 50 years. The theatre stages five main shows every season, from comedies to dramas to musicals, as well as short-run special events and theatre workshops.
The land on which the Courthouse stands was donated by Starling Gardner in 1897. The first building erected on this site burned in 1853. In 1908, the second Courthouse was also destroyed by fire. The present Courthouse was built in 1909 and expanded in 2000, and is listed on the National...
Warrenton, the county seat of Warren County, was incorporated as a town in 1810. The town is listed on the Register of Historic Districts with many historic structures, including the entire downtown district and homes along Main Street. The town square is filled with various antique shops, lawn and...
Buried in the Warthen Family Cemetery are descendants of the pioneer Richard Warthen who came to Georgia from Virginia by way of North Carolina to claim land in Wilkes and Washington County that had been granted to him for his service in the Revolutionary War. The town of Warthen is on the site of...
Krog Street Market is a destination for Atlanta's intown culture – those who are always searching for unique, specialty creations. It's designed to be as authentic as the 1920's warehouse it's built into. With market stalls to sell produce, goods and prepared food, along with a few Southern-grown...