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Columbus Ft. Benning CHURCH DIVIS IO HARMONY N RD. N ANDERSON ST. W O LD . AV E. E V A L L E Z T L A B 27 280 MUSEUM DIVISION RD. DIVISION INGERSOL ST. INGERSOL CLARK RD. CLARK INFANTRY NATIONAL MARNE RD. MARNE HILL KELLY www.visitcolumbusga.com B E N N email: [email protected] email: . R IN D Y R O T IC V D G R B (800) 999–1613 (800) IN SAND HILL SAND LV K P D (706) 322–1613 (706) M . 185 U L Columbus, Georgia 31901 Georgia Columbus, 900 Front Avenue Front 900 & Visitors Bureau Visitors & To Columbus To VICTORY DR. VICTORY Columbus Convention Columbus POST 27 To Columbus To MAIN 280 Ft. Benning Ft. we can do to assist with your visit to Columbus, just ask. just Columbus, to visit your with assist to do can we Our bureau is here to serve you. If there is anything that anything is there If you. serve to here is bureau Our Americus Visitors Center Visitors Plains So. Lumpkin Rd. Lumpkin So. Andersonville Ft. Benning Rd. Benning Ft. Center. 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JUST FOR YOU! hen Spanish explorers told of the energized by world-class giants among today’s ANNUAL powerful falls cascading supplemental insurance, financial and EVENTS nearby . when the Creeks technology industries. traveled to the Indian nation’s largest JANUARY • FDR’s Birthday trading post on the banks of the Located central to most of Georgia’s FEBRUARY • Black History Month Events Chattahoochee . they wouldn’t have major attractions, Columbus has become a MARCH • Junior League Attic Sale imagined the authentic river town and thriving true destination of choice, with more than 3,200 • Thunder in the Valley Air Show regional hub that would one day proudly rooms of accommodation, numerous meeting APRIL • Riverfest Weekend embrace the land – Columbus, Georgia. facilities, and a world of dining opportunities. • Westville Spring SEPTEMBER Festival • Powers’ Crossroad Country • Callaway Gardens Fair and Art Festival It’s no wonder that Columbus plays host to Spring • Columbus-Ft. Benning Celebration Shrine Circus Once Georgia’s last frontier outpost, Columbus, • The Festival at South hundreds of tour groups along with regional, MAY Commons • Andersonville • Plains Peanut Festival now its third-largest city, stands proudly on the state, and national meetings each year. Antiques, Crafts, and Civil OCTOBER War Artifacts Fair • Andersonville Historic Fair cutting-edge frontier of the “New South,” where • Cotton Pickin’ • Cotton Pickin’ Country Fair Country Fair • Tuskegee-Morehouse • Masters Water Ski Football Classic yesterday’s industrial and So come and share our new vision – to a place Tournament • Arts on the River manufacturing base where the past is revered and the future JUNE • Miss Georgia Pageant NOVEMBER • Steeplechase has given way to a anticipated – to Columbus, Georgia, and see JULY • Fountain City Classic • Independence Day • Christmas Made in the South thriving economy what progress has preserved just for you! Celebrations • Thunder on the Hooch DECEMBER • Night of Lights AUGUST • Westville Yuletide Season • Miss Columbus • A Warm Springs Christmas Pageant • Bi-City Christmas Parade • Columbus • Holiday Tour of Homes International Festival • Callaway‘s Fantasy In Lights CHURCH DIVIS IO HARMONY N RD. N ANDERSON ST. W O LD . AV E. E V A L L E Z T L A B 27 280 MUSEUM DIVISION RD. DIVISION INGERSOL ST. INGERSOL CLARK RD. CLARK INFANTRY NATIONAL MARNE RD. MARNE HILL KELLY www.visitcolumbusga.com B E N N email: [email protected] email: . R IN D Y R O T IC V D G R B (800) 999–1613 (800) IN SAND HILL SAND LV K P D (706) 322–1613 (706) M . 185 U L Columbus, Georgia 31901 Georgia Columbus, 900 Front Avenue Front 900 & Visitors Bureau Visitors & To Columbus To VICTORY DR. VICTORY Columbus Convention Columbus POST 27 To Columbus To MAIN 280 Ft. Benning Ft. we can do to assist with your visit to Columbus, just ask. just Columbus, to visit your with assist to do can we Our bureau is here to serve you. If there is anything that anything is there If you. serve to here is bureau Our Americus Visitors Center Visitors Plains So. Lumpkin Rd. Lumpkin So. Andersonville Ft. Benning Rd. Benning Ft. Center. Trade Westville Columbus Convention & Convention Columbus To Lumpkin To Front Avenue across from the from across Avenue Front at the corner of 9th St. and St. 9th of corner the at The Visitors Center is located is Center Visitors The Cusseta Rd. Cusseta Sports Complex Sports 280 Civic Center & Center Civic Commons To Eufaula To South Lumpkin Rd. Center 185 431 Seale Rd. Seale Visitors Brennan Rd. Brennan Cusseta Rd. Cusseta US 431 US d. VICTORY DR. VICTORY ary’s R ary’s St. M St. Broadway Brown A Brown 10th Ave. d Buena ista R ista V ve. 10th St. 10th Dillingham MACON RD. MACON 80 13th St. 13th 14th St. 14th BY-PASS 2nd Ave. 2nd 280 W oodruff Farm Rd. Farm oodruff St. 21 W ARM SPRINGS RD. SPRINGS ARM 280 80 I-75 431 To Macon To VETERANS PARKWAY VETERANS Opelika To Auburn To d. M ANCHESTER EXPRESSWAY Reese R Reese 185 Moon Rd. Moon erville Rd. erville m um S 27 Schomburg V E T J.R. ALLEN PARKWAY ALLEN J.R. E CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER CHATTAHOOCHEE R A N S P A CENTER R K VISITOR W LaGrange A GEORGIA Y To West Point West To Columbus US & TH MB E U AR L E O A C WHAT THE PAST HAS PRESERVED . JUST FOR YOU! hen Spanish explorers told of the energized by world-class giants among today’s ANNUAL powerful falls cascading supplemental insurance, financial and EVENTS nearby . when the Creeks technology industries. traveled to the Indian nation’s largest JANUARY • FDR’s Birthday trading post on the banks of the Located central to most of Georgia’s FEBRUARY • Black History Month Events Chattahoochee . they wouldn’t have major attractions, Columbus has become a MARCH • Junior League Attic Sale imagined the authentic river town and thriving true destination of choice, with more than 3,200 • Thunder in the Valley Air Show regional hub that would one day proudly rooms of accommodation, numerous meeting APRIL • Riverfest Weekend embrace the land – Columbus, Georgia. facilities, and a world of dining opportunities. • Westville Spring SEPTEMBER Festival • Powers’ Crossroad Country • Callaway Gardens Fair and Art Festival It’s no wonder that Columbus plays host to Spring • Columbus-Ft. Benning Celebration Shrine Circus Once Georgia’s last frontier outpost, Columbus, • The Festival at South hundreds of tour groups along with regional, MAY Commons • Andersonville • Plains Peanut Festival now its third-largest city, stands proudly on the state, and national meetings each year. Antiques, Crafts, and Civil OCTOBER War Artifacts Fair • Andersonville Historic Fair cutting-edge frontier of the “New South,” where • Cotton Pickin’ • Cotton Pickin’ Country Fair Country Fair • Tuskegee-Morehouse • Masters Water Ski Football Classic yesterday’s industrial and So come and share our new vision – to a place Tournament • Arts on the River manufacturing base where the past is revered and the future JUNE • Miss Georgia Pageant NOVEMBER • Steeplechase has given way to a anticipated – to Columbus, Georgia, and see JULY • Fountain City Classic • Independence Day • Christmas Made in the South thriving economy what progress has preserved just for you! Celebrations • Thunder on the Hooch DECEMBER • Night of Lights AUGUST • Westville Yuletide Season • Miss Columbus • A Warm Springs Christmas Pageant • Bi-City Christmas Parade • Columbus • Holiday Tour of Homes International Festival • Callaway‘s Fantasy In Lights S PLE E I NTY ER T H O T SEE & DO BLACK HERITAGE TRAIL HISTORIC DISTRICT CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVERWALK Trace the passion and progress of Columbus’ rich Stroll back to times genteel with a guided tour of Heritage Corner, Navigate the shores of the river on the Chattahoochee Riverwalk. African-American heritage, whose roots run deep in the heart of Columbus’ 26-block Historic District – Georgia’s By foot or on wheels – you’ll skirt the cityscape, examine historic as the Chattahoochee. From a Horace King built largest – where brick cobblestone streets, ancient oaks and century- monuments and markers, and take in the wild beauty bridge to the Liberty Theatre, this self-guided tour, old homes are the order of the day. Five historical buildings, from of the rolling river and native wildlife. This 15- featuring 26 sites of historical and social a trader’s log cabin to mile linear park spans the riverfront from the importance, illuminates the history and development of Columbus’ the home of Dr.
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