Located in Manchester, GA, Hudson Farm grows a variety of fruits and vegetables, from peaches, blueberries, strawberries, tomatoes, plums, grapes, figs and much more. During peak season from May 15 thru September 15, Hudson Farms offers a U-pick your own - from peaches to strawberries.
Elachee Nature Science Center is one of the premier environmental education centers in Georgia serving more than 35,000 students from more than 35 school systems and an additional 30,000 visitors to the museum and preserve each year.
Located in the 1,500-acre Chicopee Woods Nature Preserve in North...
The Elbert County Courthouse was constructed in 1893 in the Romanesque style, popular for courthouse architecture of the late 19th century. Appropriately, the exterior of the courthouse contains brick and granite as Elberton calls itself the "Granite Capital of the World."
This Wildlife Management Area includes 1,722 acres on Lake Richard Russell. Public hunting, fishing, hiking, bird watching, boat ramps, canoe access and picnicking available.
The Elbert Theatre opened on February 23, 1940, as the most advanced movie theatre in Northeast Georgia. Built by Lucas and Jenkins, the original theatre featured the best in modern conveniences for its time. For nearly 30 years, the theater served as Elberton's gateway to the world of motion...
Discover The Farmhouse Inn in Madison, Georgia, a charming retreat on a Hundred Acre Farm. Just an hour East from Atlanta and minutes from Georgia's Lake Country, the Inn features almost three miles of trails within acres of historic farmland, friendly farm animals and wild wetlands to enjoy a full...
Elberton is known as the "Granite Capital of the World," with more than 45 quarries producing more granite monuments than any other area in the world. Just 40 minutes northeast of Athens, visitors can learn more about the granite industry at the Elberton Granite Museum & Exhibit through historical...
The Elberton 12-County Fairgrounds consist of 30 acres completely fenced, in the city of Elberton, Ga., the "Granite Capital of the World."
The Fairgrounds include full camping facilities for 40 RVs and another 40 with water and electric hook ups only.
There is an outside covered stage with seating...
Features exciting historical exhibits, artifacts and educational displays. Three tiers of self-guided exhibits allow visitors to see unique granite products as well as antique granite working tools used in the quarrying, sawing, polishing, cutting and sandblasting of granite cemetery memorials.
Among...
The Elder Mill Covered Bridge is one of thirteen functioning covered bridges in Georgia. The bridge was built in 1897 to span Calls Creek on Watkinsville-Athens Road. In 1924 the bridge was moved to its current location spanning Rose Creek. The bridge is one of thirteen operational covered bridges...