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Crooked River State Park in St. Marys and Cumberland Island are two unique locations on the southeast end of the Colonial Coast Birding Trail.

More than 300 species of birds (75 percent of the total species of birds seen in Georgia) have been spotted at the 18 sites along the birding trail. Don't...

A beautiful cemetery filled with magnolia trees and fascinating markers and tombs, this burial ground for Colonists (1750-1853) is believed to be the site of the grave of Button Gwinnett, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Search for famous Georgians as you stroll through.

The Rome-Floyd County Library is member of the Sara Hightower Regional Library System and serves the people of Rome and the surrounding areas. The library offers a variety of services, including public computers and access to the Heritage Room, which houses historical databases for study on the...

As an American art and regional history museum, and the second largest general museum in Georgia, the Columbus Museum offers a diverse collection to the public. The museum houses more than 14,000 artifacts and objects that tell the story of the Chattahoochee River Valley's development, an American...

Colquitt has a story to tell! Home to the Official Folk Life Play of Georgia, "Swamp Gravy" has entertained visitors for more than 16 years. While in town, walk around and visit the towns 13 visual mural narratives.

From high school hijinks to high art museum. Formally the Moultrie High School, the Arts Center is a creative cultural resource that makes quality visual and performing art available to a diverse population. The Arts Center provides engaging arts education for children and adults, acts as a steward...

In the center of downtown Moultrie is the famed Colquitt County Courthouse, built in 1902. Once voted the prettiest courthouse in Georgia, the building has recently been restored to its original splendor. Preceded by a log building and then a two-story frame building, the present courthouse was...

This memorial, located on the Courthouse Square, with its eternal flame, was dedicated on July 4, 1976 to the memory of Colquitt County men who served during time of war and died in service. This includes veterans of World War I, World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War.

The Millennium Mural Project was started in 1999 with a grant from the National Endowment of the Arts. The first mural completed was "The Peace Wall," a collaboration between muralist Chrissie Orr and students at Miller County Middle School. Today there are 16 murals around Colquitt, delighting...