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The Confederate Cemetery is the site of 421 Confederate and 4 unknown Union soldiers. A Memorial Wall listing the names of the deceased stands in their honor.

Located in Milner, the Confederate Cemetary is the final resting spot of one-hundred and fifty-five Confederate soldiers. A marble headstone marks each soldier's resting place, however eighty-four of the soldiers lie in graves left unknown. Two Federal troopers are buried with the soldiers.

300 soldiers who died in Forsyth during the American Civil War are buried in the City's Confederate Cemetery; with each grave having a marble marker. Even though no battles occurred in Forsyth, hundreds of men, wounded in 1863 and 1864 in the fighting both in Atlanta and in North Georgia, came for...

On the north side of Blakely's Court Square stands the last remaining Confederate flag staff still standing in the United States. The stalwart pole was hewn from a longleaf pine tree that grew one mile southwest of Blakely.  It was hauled by oxen to the city and erected by Thomas Williams and others...

In 1906, the Moultrie United Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter organized a fund-raising campaing to raise money for a monument. This 30-foot monument of Oglesby Marble with a 12-foot base was erected on Memorial Day in 1909 to the memory of Colquitt County's Confederate figures and is located on...

Standing in a park in the middle of the 700 block of Broad Street in downtown Augusta, the Confederate Monument stands at 76 feet tall. It has a granite base topped by a shaft of pure Italian marble. The monument was commissioned by the Ladies Memorial Association of Augusta in 1875 at the cost of...

More than 3 millions pounds of gunpowder for Confederate Army and Navy were manufactured in a 26-building complex stretching 2 miles along the Augusta Canal. Colonel G.W. Rains, who designed and built the Works, asked that the chimney remain standing after the war as a monument to those that died.

The Okefenokee Cottage is a furnished vacation rental that serves as the perfect central base for exploring train watching, the Okefenokee Swamp and coastal Georgia and northeast Florida.

Come and stay for a day or a few months - there are plenty of destinations within an hour radius of your home...

Third oldest Jewish congregation and only Gothic-style synagogue in America. Museum artifacts include Torah brought by first Jewish settlers in 1733. Unique Judaica shop. Jewish Food Festival held annually. Services and holiday celebrations open to visitors. Regular visitor hours: Monday through...

Consolidated Gold Mines is the site of the largest hardrock gold mine east of the Mississippi River. We are open seven days a week, rain or shine for guided tours of the mine, gold panning, and gemstone mining.

Enjoy a 40-minute tour of the mine with one of our friendly and knowledgeable staff...