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34. o h P 35. RTJ Highland Oaks Golf Course Photo Courtesy of The Image Agency 39 80. Early County Courthouse , George T. Bagby State Park 74. 36. Dothan Area Botanical Gardens Blakely, GA Fort Gaines Frontier Village 75. 37. G.W. Carver Interpretive Center 38 Clay County Courthouse* 76. 34. Country Music Mural Country Crossing , Dothan, AL Sutton’s Corner Frontier Country Store* Museum 77. 38. i 39. Ashford Depot* i Early County * State Historic Park 78. CHATTAHOOCHEE TRACE 82 ® 83 Coheelee Creek Covered Bridge* 79. CORPS OF ENGINEERS LAKES 81 Early County Courthouse* 80. Lake Eufaula/Walter F. George – With over 640 84 mi les of shoreline, 45,180 acres and 24 public- use areas, this lake is noted for its great bass fishing Seminole County and recreational opportunities. Seminole State Park 81. Lake George W. Andrews – This 1,500-acre impoundment is a fisherman’s and boater’s Decatur County paradise. Seven recreational facilities are located Bainbridge Heritage Tour 82. along its 65 miles of shoreline. Willis Park 83. – Outstanding bass fishing and Wingate’s Lodge 84. recreational opportunities are available on this 25,900-acre lake. Dam is located 3.2 miles north of West Point, Georgia, and Lanett, Alabama. Primary access areas are Lanett, Alabama; LaGrange, Georgia; and West Point, Georgia. MAP INDEX – This 37,500-acre “fishing hole” INTERSTATE is one of the area’s leading bass fishing hot spots and recreational areas. FEDERAL HIGHWAYS

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Chambers County Stewart County 1. FORT TYLER – Site of the last fort-land skirmish of the War Between 22. LAKEPOINT RESORT STATE PARK – Available facilities include 190 44. LEGACY MUSEUM ON MAIN * – This gallery features exhibits focusing on 62. PROVIDENCE CANYON STATE CONSERVATION PARK – The canyons the States east of the River. Historical marker (West 10th Street and improved and primitive campsites, camp store, comfort stations, family cottages, West Georgia from Indians to present day. Rare artifacts, photographs and temporary within the park cover some 150 acres and are actually huge erosion gullies up to 6th Avenue) and Confederate Cemetery (off U.S. 29 near 6th Avenue and 10th gift shop, golf course, picnic area, swimming, resort inn, restaurant, convention exhibits help bring alive the people of the region. Operates with Troup County 150 feet deep. Seven miles west of Lumpkin, Georgia via Georgia 39 connector. Street). Lanett, Alabama and West Point, Georgia. complex, marina, fishing, hiking and tennis. Seven miles north Archives. Open Monday-Saturday. 136 Main Street, LaGrange, Georgia. 63. HISTORIC WESTVILLE – This working village of relocated, 2. CHAMBERS COUNTY MUSEUM – Situated in the of Eufaula, Alabama off U.S. 431. 45. WEST POINT DEPOT * AND MUSEUM authentically restored, original buildings and environment Old LaFayette Railroad Depot, this facility displays many 49 23. EUFAULA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE – Feeding – A former freight depot constructed in 1887, depicts the handicrafts and culture of 1850 Georgia. Open artifacts related to Chambers County and the and resting habitat for migrating waterfowl. Sightseeing and this facility now houses archaeological treasures 70 Thursday-Sunday. Admission charged. 9294 Singer Pond surrounding area. Admission free. Open by nature observation encouraged. Open daily. Eight miles north recovered from the Chattahoochee River, Road, Lumpkin, Georgia. appointment only. Located between 1st Avenue, S.W. and of Eufaula, Alabama on Alabama 165. including Indian and Civil War items. Textile and 64. BEDINGFIELD INN * – 1836 residence and stagecoach 2nd Avenue, S.W., LaFayette, Alabama. telecommunications heritage and railroad history stop. Admission charged. U.S. 27, Georgia 27, Courthouse HAMBERS OUNTY OURTHOUSE This are also featured. Open Monday-Saturday. 500 3. C C C * – Henry County s Square, Lumpkin, Georgia. e

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turn-of-the-century courthouse is the focal point for the J 24. ABBEVILLE – The oldest remaining territorial 65. FLORENCE MARINA STATE PARK – Features boat e e 62-building Chambers County Courthouse Square Historic XPLORATIONS IN NTIQUITY ENTER r settlement in east Alabama from Florida to the Tennessee line. 46. E A C o

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LIBRARY AND COBB MEMORIAL ARCHIVES – n C e 66. HATCHETT DRUGSTORE * M USEUM – Outstanding d o t r experiences, ancient Middle Eastern life o The Library offers a wide variety of materials and a ENNEDY OUSE Circa 1840, one-and-one-half 25. K H – h

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y becomes real today. Open Tuesday-Saturday. programming for children and adults. The a story, Creole-style cottage that is unusual for this section of the w 70. Andrew College, building (circa 1900). Admission charged. U.S. 27, a l l Admission charged. 130 Gordon Commercial Cuthbert, GA Archives regularly features memorabilia exhibits, a state. Serves as the headquarters for the Abbeville Chamber of

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y Commerce. Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday during the s ICHLAND AIL USEUM This 1889 depot now serves as the e 67. R R M * – t research opportunities for local historians and r HILLS AND DALES ESTATE * – This historic property has 35 acres of u morning and at other times by appointment. Admission free. 47.

o Richland City Hall as well as a museum dedicated to the impact of the railroad, C genealogists. Open Monday-Saturday. Admission rolling hills and shady dales, crowned with a jewel that is the former home of o Historical marker. 300 Kirkland Street, Abbeville, Alabama. t

o rural electrification and the aquifer system on the historic development of rural h

free. Valley, Alabama . P the Fuller E. Callaway family and Ferrell Gardens. Open March-June, Tuesday- 26. HEADLAND – Founded in 1871 and incorporated in southwest Georgia. Open Monday-Friday. 200 Broad Street, Richland, Georgia. 49. Callaway Gardens ®, Sunday and July-February, Tuesday-Saturday. Admission charged. 1916 Hills and Pine Mountain, GA 1884, it is now Henry County’s largest city. The railroad Lee County reached the community in 1893 and helped spur its growth as an agricultural Dales Drive, LaGrange, Georgia. Quitman County 5. AUBURN UNIVERSITY – Known as Alabama’s Land-Grant University, center for cotton and later peanuts. The public square was laid out for a LD UITMAN OUNTY AIL Constructed in 1891, this building is this school was founded by Methodists as East Alabama Male College in 1856. courthouse which was never authorized by voters. Harris County 68. O Q C J * – typical of rural jails built during this period in southwest Georgia. U.S. 82 Today, the University is renowned for its academic and sports achievements. PINE MOUNTAIN WILD ANIMAL PARK – 500-acre outdoor animal park. 48. behind the Quitman County Courthouse, Georgetown, Georgia. Auburn, Alabama. Includes Old McDonald’s Farm, petting zoo, serpentorium, monkey house and Dale County UNION UNITED METHODIST CHURCH – Organized as a non- 6. JULE COLLINS SMITH MUSEUM OF FINE ART AT AUBURN various species of wild and exotic animals. Oak Grove Road off U.S. 27 near Pine 69. 27. U.S. A RMY AVIATION MUSEUM – This facility has a total of 150 denominational church in 1837, it is the oldest church building (1867) in UNIVERSITY – Changing exhibits and collections of American and European Mountain, Georgia. aircraft in its collection and the world’s largest collection of helicopters. Open Quitman County. On Lumpkin Road from Morris, Georgia. art. Fifteen acres of botanical gardens and a three-acre lake with walking daily. Admission free. Building 6000, corner of Andrews Avenue and Novosel 49. CALLAWAY GARDENS ® – Famous paths. Seven exhibition galleries, gift shop, auditorium and restaurant. Open Road, Fort Rucker, Alabama. vacation resort and garden containing 2,500 e e

Monday-Saturday. Admission free. 901 South College Street, Auburn, Alabama. acres of natural woodland beauty interspersed G Randolph County 28. DOWLING MUSEUM /A NN RUDD ART CENTER – Serves as a gallery c M

with 13 man-made lakes, golf, year-round tennis, n 70. ANDREW COLLEGE * – Its charter, granted by the

RAND ATIONAL OLF OURSE A part of the famed Robert a 7. RTJ G N G C – and museum for the Dale County Council of Arts and Humanities. Open Tuesday, l A

water skiing and bike trails. Featured attractions . Georgia Legislature in 1854, is the second-oldest in the United E

Trent Jones Golf Trail, this 54-hole facility is built around 600-acre Lake

Wednesday and Saturday. 144 East Broad Street, Ozark, Alabama. f o States giving a college the authority to confer degrees upon include the John A. Sibley Horticultural Center, y

Saugahatchee. Clubhouse includes pro shop, dining room, lounge and s e

LAYBANK HURCH Oldest extant structure (1852) in Dale County t 29. C C * – r women. U.S. 82, Cuthbert, Georgia. one of the world’s most advanced greenhouse u

meeting room. 3000 Sun Belt Parkway, Opelika, Alabama. o

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complexes and the Cecil B. Day Butterfly Center, o t 71. FLETCHER HENDERSON HOUSE * – This house, built EE OUNTY OURTHOUSE This 1896 Neoclassical Revival 52 o 8. L C C * – Ozark, Alabama on Alabama 249. h

which houses about 1,000 butterflies from P courthouse is unusually fine for a rural county. Open Monday-Friday. in 1888, was the home of the late Fletcher Hamilton 30. OATES -R EYNOLDS MEMORIAL BUILDING * – Houses the Dale County around the world. Restaurant, spa and 52. Springer Opera House, 215 South 9th Street, Opelika, Alabama . Columbus, GA Henderson who was the leading black educator in Cuthbert for Memorial Museum and the Newton Public Library. Open Monday-Friday. convention facilities are also available. Open daily. 64 years, and the home of famous jazz musician Fletcher H. Henderson, Jr. 9. LEE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM – Housed in the old Admission free. 209 Oates Drive, Newton, Alabama. Admission charged. Georgia 18 at U.S. 27, Pine Mountain, Georgia. Private residence. 1016 Andrew Street, Cuthbert, Georgia. Trading Center Building* (1845), this museum contains artifacts and F.D. R OOSEVELT STATE PARK * – Facilities at this scenic park include memorabilia relating to Lee County. Open by appointment only. Seven miles 50. cottages, campsites, visitors’ center and fishing lake, five miles southeast of Pine west of Auburn on Alabama 14. 215 South 9th Street, Opelika, Alabama. Houston County Clay County 31. LANDMARK PARK – A 60-acre park featuring nature trails, wildlife Mountain, Georgia off U.S. 27. 72. WALTER F. G EORGE LOCK AND DAM – Second-highest locklift east 10. MUSEUM OF EAST ALABAMA – Features exhibits and books relating exhibits, boardwalks over beaver ponds, picnic area and the “Wiregrass PINE MOUNTAIN TRAIL – Twenty-three-mile-long hiking trail that begins of the Mississippi River. Tours by appointment with access through the Henry to the history of Alabama, the southeast and the nation. Open Tuesday- 51. Farmstead”. Also of interest is the Interpretive Center and Planetarium. Open at the Callaway Gardens Country Store and scenic overlook parking lot. The trail County, Alabama, side of the dam. Saturday. 121 South 9th Street, Opelika, Alabama. daily. Admission charged. U.S. 431 between Dothan and Headland, Alabama. passes Dowdell’s Knob, FDR’s favorite picnic spot, now marked by a life-size statue 73. WALTER F. G EORGE RESOURCE MANAGER ’S OFFICE – Interpretive ALE M HOTWELL OVERED RIDGE The last remaining covered 11. S -S C B – 32. FARLEY NUCLEAR PLANT VISITORS ’ C ENTER – This unique center of the President. Not to be missed are waterfalls, beaver dams, ponds and other center with displays and brochures relating to Fort Gaines, Lake Eufaula/Walter F. bridge in Lee County and one of only two original “kissin’ bridges” in the tells the story of energy from prehistoric times to the nuclear age. Open Tuesday- interesting sites including the rocky overlook known as Buzzard’s Roost. George and nearby area. Open Monday-Friday year-round and Saturday and Chattahoochee Trace. Municipal Park, Park Road, Opelika, Alabama. Friday. Admission free. Sixteen miles northeast of Dothan near Columbia on Sunday March to October. Admission free. Two miles north of Fort Alabama Highway 95. Muscogee County Gaines, Georgia, on Georgia 39. 83 75 Russell County 33. WIREGRASS MUSEUM OF ART – Includes PRINGER PERA OUSE l 52. S O H * – e 74. GEORGE T. B AGBY STATE PARK – Facilities include Lake u

HATTAHOOCHEE NDIAN ERITAGE ENTER Celebrate the n 12. C I H C – permanent and changing exhibits of fine and decorative arts. Regarded as the finest Victorian opera e

P Walter F. George Lodge and Conference Center, restaurant, marina,

n culture of the Native Americans who inhabited the Chattahoochee Valley. Features “Artventures” exhibit for children and adults. house in the southeast, this 1871 e K swimming pool and tennis courts. Four miles north of Fort Gaines,

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Landmark and the State Theater of u 34. WIREGRASS FESTIVAL OF MURALS – An o ORT AINES RONTIER ILLAGE Log cabins, grist and

C 75. F G F V – Admission free. Fort Mitchell County Park, Alabama Georgia. Tours available. 103 Tenth o ongoing project to depict the history of southeast t o cane mills, Confederate cannon and Otus Micco Indian statue are Highway 165, Fort Mitchell, Alabama. h Alabama, southwest Georgia and the panhandle of Street, Columbus, Georgia. P exhibited here. Open daily. Off Georgia 39, Fort Gaines, Georgia. 13. OLD RUSSELL COUNTY COURTHOUSE * – Florida through murals painted on the walls of ATIONAL IVIL AR AVAL 75. Fort Gaines Frontier Village, 53. N C W N LAY OUNTY OURTHOUSE Completed in 1871, this Former Russell County Courthouse when county seat buildings in historic downtown Dothan. Guided Fort Gaines, GA 76. C C C * – MUSEUM AT PORT COLUMBUS – Hull is the oldest courthouse in the Pataula circuit and is the only Georgia was at Seale (1866-1943). Third oldest extant walking tours available. of ironclad ram Muscogee * and gunboat Chattahoochee * courthouse in the State of Alabama and the oldest in courthouse built to resemble an antebellum plantation house. 210 South 35. RTJ HIGHLAND OAKS GOLF COURSE – A salvaged from the Chattahoochee River. Features extensive Washington Street, Fort Gaines, Georgia. the eastern section of the state (1868). Off U.S. 431, part of the famed Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, this collection of artifacts, weapons and models from the Confederate UTTON S ORNER RONTIER OUNTRY TORE USEUM This Seale, Alabama. world-class 36-hole facility offers three championship Navy. Open daily. Admission charged. South Commons at 1002 77. S ’ C F C S * M –

s living history museum contains petticoat counters, wooden cash registers, an old k Victory Drive, Columbus, Georgia. 14. PHENIX CITY RIVERWALK – This 7,150 n 9-hole courses plus a 9-hole par 3 course. Clubhouse a

B post office, a grist mill and over 4,000 artifacts which help interpret life in 19th and

foot walking trail follows the west bank of the y includes pro shop, dining room, lounge and meeting c 54. COCA -C OLA SPACE SCIENCE CENTER – One of 31 n i early 20th century southwest Georgia. Open Friday and Saturday. Admission free, Chattahoochee River beginning at the Phenix City u Q room. 904 Royal Parkway, Dothan, Alabama. Challenger Centers in the U.S. This facility offers simulated space

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Amphitheater and meanders north to just above the y s OTHAN REA OTANICAL ARDENS flight, a spectacular planetarium, laser programs and an e 36. D A B G – t r

City Mills Dam. The riverwalk has lights and benches u observatory that will bring the moon, stars and universe to your o Features 3,800 feet of walkways and rose, herb, C

about every 50 feet, observation decks, an angler’s o t doorstep. Admission charged. Open Monday-Saturday. 701 Front Early County o camellia and demonstration gardens as well as a h entrance and a boardwalk. Phenix City, Alabama. P pond and greenhouse. Admission free. Open daily. Avenue near Seventh Street, Columbus, Georgia. 78. KOLOMOKI MOUNDS * S TATE HISTORIC PARK – This National Historic Landmark features a temple mound that is one of the largest east of the 15. JOHN GODWIN ’S GRAVE – Cemetery Fishing on an area lake 5130 Headland Avenue, Dothan, Alabama. CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVERWALK – This landscaped 12- 55. Mississippi River. Museum, recreational and camping facilities. Six miles north monument erected by Horace King, a former slave of bridge builder John mile long pathway along the east bank of the Chattahoochee 37. G.W. C ARVER INTERPRETIVE MUSEUM – of Blakely, Georgia, off U.S. 27. Godwin. The marker was placed in “lasting remembrance of the love and Developed as a tribute to Dr. Carver who was a catalyst for River is routinely enjoyed on foot, bicycles or roller blades. gratitude he felt for this lost friend and former master”. Godwin’s Cemetery, southern agronomic prosperity and who personified the Columbus, Georgia. 79. COHEELEE CREEK COVERED BRIDGE * – Constructed in 1891, this is n

14th Street, Phenix City, Alabama. u the most southerly located “kissin’ bridge” still standing in the . h creative link between science and art. Exhibits reflect the t 56. BLACK HERITAGE TOUR – Notes the significant e l l i Nine miles southwest of Blakely, Georgia, on Old River Road near Hilton,

ORT ITCHELL The visitors center and fort replica interpret the L 16. F M * – historical scope of African-Americans and their culture as contributions of Georgia’s African-American heritage at 28 sites n y

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original 1813 fortification used as a supply depot for campaigns against the h exemplified by Dr. Carver. Open Tuesday-Friday and Saturday t including the home of Gertrude “Ma” Rainey, Mother of the Blues, a K

Indians. Included in the center are a museum, a and a “walk through f EARLY COUNTY COURTHOUSE * – Constructed in 1904-05, the two- afternoon. 305 North Foster Street, Dothan, Alabama. o 80.

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time” where visitors will see lifelike displays depicting historical scenes and e and-one-half-story courthouse stands in the center of a four-acre square. Open t OUNTRY ROSSING Developing entertainment r builder Horace King. Columbus, Georgia.

38. C C – u events of the area. National Historic Landmark. Open Monday-Saturday and o Monday-Friday. U.S. 27, Georgia 39, Georgia 62, Blakely, Georgia. C destination resort designed to create lasting family memories o HE OLUMBUS

t 57. T C Sunday afternoon. Admission charged. Eight miles south of Phenix City, o h

while bringing the spirit of music to the community and its P MUSEUM – Features

Alabama on Alabama Highway 165, Fort Mitchell, Alabama. e visitors. Initial attractions will be Possum Holler B & B, an 83. Confederate Monument at g Seminole County Chattahoochee Legacy, a d e

Willis Park, r h amphitheater, fairgrounds, RV park, bingo entertainment center Bainbridge, GA regional history gallery; t 81. SEMINOLE STATE PARK – Features cottages, campsites, E

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Barbour County and three celebrity venues. Open Monday-Sunday. Admission charged. Transformations , a youth oriented m beach, picnic area, boat ramp and much more. Gopher Tortoise o R

HORTER ANSION Originally built in 1884, this imposing home f 17. S M * – U.S. Highway 231, ten miles south of Dothan, Alabama. participatory exhibition; and permanent and o Trail offers a rare glimpse into the life of this unique turtle.

y s e took on its present Neoclassical Revival appearance after extensive remodeling changing exhibitions of fine and decorative arts. t Sixteen miles south of Donalsonville, Georgia, off Georgia 39. ASHFORD DEPOT * – This 1888 depot houses the Alabama Midland r

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in 1906. It now houses the Eufaula Historical Museum and Eufaula Heritage C Railroad Museum which demonstrates the impact rail transit had on the social, One of the largest museums in the southeast. o 81 t o

Association. Open Monday-Saturday. Admission charged. 340 North Eufaula Open Tuesday-Sunday. Admission free. 1251 h political, technological and economic history of southeast Alabama. Open P Decatur County Avenue, Eufaula, Alabama. Fridays for guided tours. & Midland Avenue off U.S. Highway 84, Wynnton Road, Columbus, Georgia. Boating on Lake Seminole 82. BAINBRIDGE HERITAGE TOUR – Spotlights 53 historic 18. BARBOUR COUNTY INTERPRETIVE CENTER – Fourteen kiosks Ashford, Alabama. 58. HERITAGE CORNER TOURS – Walking tour of five properties including: or scenic sites. Tour begins at the McKenzie-Reynolds Home, office of the depict the history of Barbour County from the Janice P. Biggers House* (700 Broadway); Walker-Peters-Langdon House* Bainbridge-Decatur County Chamber of Commerce. Located just off Basin Road prehistoric time to the present using photos, Troup County (oldest house in Columbus); Dr. John S. Pemberton House* (home of the in Earl May Park, Bainbridge, Georgia. illustrations, descriptive text and artifacts. Open 21 40. BELLEVUE * – This National Historic Landmark was the originator of the Coca-Cola formula); Woodruff Farmhouse (708 Broadway); and 83. WILLIS PARK – A statue of a Confederate soldier and a beautiful gazebo y

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c a restored log cabin, circa 1800. Tours are Wednesday-Saturday at 2:00 p.m.

n antebellum home (1859) of Georgia Senator Benjamin Harvey are the focal points of this memorial park. Downtown Bainbridge, Georgia. u Broad Street, Eufaula, Alabama. o Guide fee. Tours begin at 708 Broadway, Columbus, Georgia. P Hill. Open Tuesday-Saturday. Admission charged. 204 Ben Hill y WINGATE ’S LODGE , R ESTAURANT , M ARINA & RV P ARK – This

s 84. t 19. FENDALL HALL * – This Italianate home a Street, LaGrange, Georgia. ATIONAL NFANTRY USEUM AND OLDIER ENTER Traces infantry P 59. N I M S C – outdoorsman’s paradise is located on the eastern shore of Lake Seminole. Real f o

was built about 1860. Unusual features y history from Colonial times until the present in a series of era galleries. Featured are s LAGRANGE COLLEGE – Georgia’s oldest independent south Georgia cooking, combined with ample servings of good fellowship,

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o 29, LaGrange, Georgia. h * National Register of Historic Places Wednesday and Sunday. 917 West Barbour P include the IMAX Theater, Soldier Store and Patriot Park. Open Monday-Sunday. Street, Eufaula, Alabama. 21. Octagon House, 42. LAGRANGE ART MUSEUM * – Located in the old Troup Admission free. 1775 Legacy Way, Columbus, Georgia. Go to our Website, www.hcc-al-ga.org , for web addresses, Clayton, AL County Jail (1892). Contains art exhibits, periodically featuring 20. WHISKEY BOTTLE TOMBSTONE – These admission fees, hours of operation and telephone numbers, local, state and national artists. Open Tuesday-Saturday. Admission free. 112 where applicable, for listed attractions. unusual head and footstones mark the grave of W.T. Mullen (1834-1863) Lafayette Parkway, off Lafayette Square, LaGrange, Georgia. Chattahoochee County who, tradition maintains, drank himself to death. Clayton Cemetery, North IVERSIDE Since 1918, this stately residence has served as the official N EXT TIME YOU ARE ONLINE , CHECK OUT : A AMAR ODD RT ENTER This three-story art gallery is a 60. R * – S 43. L D A C – U Midway Street, Clayton, Alabama. www.facebook.com/chattahoocheetrace

living quarters for the commanding general at . Private residence, n i

monument to Lamar Dodd, considered by many to be Georgia’s greatest artist. Vibbert Avenue, Fort Benning, Georgia. d 21. OCTAGON HOUSE * – Only surviving antebellum octagonal house in e Open Monday-Friday. Admission free. Located on the LaGrange College campus at t n

www.twitter.com/HCC_Trace i the state of Alabama (1859-1861). Open by appointment only. 103 North OLD CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY JAIL * – This 1902 structure is to be r 302 Forrest Avenue, LaGrange, Georgia. 61. P

Midway Street, Clayton, Alabama. renovated for use as the Chattahoochee County Library and Archives. Off Courthouse SPECIAL THANKS: M 0

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