Washington

Southern hospitality is still a way of life in Washington-Wilkes. You'll often see people greeting each other downtown or friends having a chat...

Fought on February 14, 1779, this important battle between the British and Patriot forces forever broke the stronghold that the British had on...

Situated in Historic Downtown Washington the Retro Cinema & Books fills an entire historic brick building that has served various roles in its...

"Defend yourselves, the enemy is at your door," thundered Robert Toombs from the Senate floor on Jan. 24, 1860. It was a turning point in history...

A living history museum, where you can pick cotton, tour plantation houses and see primitive crafts. Step back in time and see how life on a...

First free public library in the state. Built in 1888 by Dr. Willis in memory of his daughter Mary. Tiffany stained-glass windows of Mary are...