Located on 175 acres of pines along the Seventeen Mile River, the Douglas Golf and Country Club facilities include an 18-hole championship golf course, clubhouse, restaurant, lounge, pool and tennis courts. We are the only full-service, private club in the area providing a full array of activities...
Washington is one of Georgia’s oldest and most beautiful
towns, established in 1780 and the first in the nation to be named in honor of
George Washington. Today, its downtown historic district features over 70
well-preserved commercial buildings and antebellum, Victorian and colonial
homes along...
This house museum was
originally built about 1835 and contains a collection of artifacts, memorabilia
and antiques representing more than 200 years of history in Washington and
Wilkes County, Georgia.
An impressive collection of artifacts
is on display, including: Jefferson
Davis' field desk, Dave...
The Genealogical and Archives has one of the most outstanding reference collections of its type in the South, with more than 23,000 volumes and over 17,000 microforms. Last year, over 13,000 researchers came from 38 states and five foreign countries to use the facility. Open Mon 9-9; Fri-Sat 9-6...
On the day in 1799 that George Washington was buried at Mount Vernon, the residents of St. Marys marched a flag-draped coffin down Osborne Street with great pagentry and buried the coffin at the corner of Conyers and Osborne Street. To mark the burial spot, four oak trees were planted. The last of...
Washington Pump is one of the first sources of public water in St. Marys, Georgia. It was the only well that was not contaminated after hurricanes hit in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Self-guided tours are available.
Crisp Motorsports Park features an asphalt track with excellent facilities on 100 acres of land that creates an inviting and fun atmosphere for drivers and fans of all ages. With multiple divisions racing weekly you're sure to find something for your inner gear head. Our track, Watermelon Capital...
This 1,400 acre WMA is popular for archery, deer and squirrel hunting. Originally acquired as a state natural area, this property features many protected plants and animals as well as gorgeous rock outcrops popular for climbing.
Honeymoon Suites. Lovingly furnished to reflect the history of the old south, with personally selected objects d' art. Enjoy a leisurely continental breakfast on the veranda. Stroll or bicycle through charming Old Town, or spend the day sunning or shelling on the nearby beaches.
Southern hospitality is alive and well here in Downtown Watkinsville. You will feel right at home in our shops, restaurants, and community hubs. Easy to find and easy to navigate, Downtown Watkinsville is truly in the middle of everything. Close to Athens and Atlanta, without the crowd.