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Cotton Avenue is an excellent example of a railroad commercial district. The Central Railroad...
Read MoreSandersville is located in east central Georgia, halfway between Macon and Augusta, and halfway between...
Read MoreFish the waters, bless the hounds and do the blues with Blind Willie McTell Welcome to Thomson-McDuffie...
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Sandersville, ca. 1859 or ca. 1869. Washington County Courthouse. The structure was built circa 1835-1836. It was destroyed in 1855 by the fire which burned...
DetailsThis 256-acre historic site features a magnificently restored, fully furnished Greek Revival mansion with historic farm buildings, woodland gardens, walking trails, fountains and terrific bird watching...
DetailsThis newly established art gallery is dedicated to bringing the best and most provocative Southern and rural art to Louisville and the Central Savannah River Area. Exhibitions change at least monthly...
DetailsLocated on the western shore of 70,000-acre Clarks Hill Lake, this park is named for a frontiersman and Georgia war hero who led pioneers during the Revolutionary War. A renovated and furnished log cabin...
DetailsDay use area with shelters, picnic areas, beach, and playground. Managed by the US Corps of Engineers.
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Cotton Avenue is an excellent example of a railroad commercial district. The Central Railroad...
Read MoreSandersville is located in east central Georgia, halfway between Macon and Augusta, and halfway between...
Read MoreFish the waters, bless the hounds and do the blues with Blind Willie McTell Welcome to Thomson-McDuffie...
Read MoreVisit our Online Visitor Info Center for trip ideas, brochures & travel tips

Get your rackets out and register for the annual Tennis Tourney which begins on the First Saturday in July, following the Patriotic Parade and Pie Bake...
DetailsBring your chairs and join us as several local musical talents take stage on the platform of the historic freight depot. Music beings at 4 p.m. Free admission. For more information, call 478-552-7875....
DetailsMillen's annual Fair on the Square is held the first Saturday in October on the Jenkins County Courthouse square. Featured arts and crafts include etched glassware, leather goods, handmade jewelry, woodcrafts...
DetailsJoint exhibition of three accomplished artists, Cathy Armstrong, Linda Hardy and Sue Porterfield. Exhibit on view through August 30, 2013
DetailsFarmer's Market offering local homegrown produce, fruits, flowers and plants, as well as homemade jams, jellies, pickle, relishes, cakes and pies. Every Saturday and Tuesday morning 8:00 am -12:00 noon...
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Cotton Avenue is an excellent example of a railroad commercial district. The Central Railroad...
Read MoreSandersville is located in east central Georgia, halfway between Macon and Augusta, and halfway between...
Read MoreFish the waters, bless the hounds and do the blues with Blind Willie McTell Welcome to Thomson-McDuffie...
Read MoreVisit our Online Visitor Info Center for trip ideas, brochures & travel tips

All rooms are uniquely furnished in Victorian period furniture with private baths. Several rooms have fireplaces. Room rates include continental breakfast...
DetailsConvenient to Fort Gordon and industrial areas.
DetailsCampsites have water and electricity. Picnic table and grill/fire ring. Comfort station with hot water facilities. Limited laundry facility. Campsites are seasonal - March 1 until November 1 - and are...
Detailssuites, refrigerator, microwave, coffee makers, pets, large vehicle parking, cable TV, HBO, ESPN.
DetailsThe Edenfield House is a historic bed and breakfast located in beautiful Swainsboro. Named after H.C. Edenfield, local bank president and resident from 1927 to 1978, this gorgeous mansion was constructed...
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Cotton Avenue is an excellent example of a railroad commercial district. The Central Railroad...
Read MoreSandersville is located in east central Georgia, halfway between Macon and Augusta, and halfway between...
Read MoreFish the waters, bless the hounds and do the blues with Blind Willie McTell Welcome to Thomson-McDuffie...
Read MoreVisit our Online Visitor Info Center for trip ideas, brochures & travel tips
