Marietta, Georgia

Marietta, Georgia

Named For Mary Cobb, the wife of U.S. Senator and U.S. Supreme Court Judge Thomas Willis Cobb County Seat of Cobb County In History During the Civil War, General William Tecumseh Sherman's forces occupied Marietta for five months. In November of 1864, troops commanded by Union General Hugh Kilpatrick set the town on fire before embarking on the "March to the Sea" Most People Don't Know That they can take a one-hour, fully-narrated tour of Marietta, including Civil War sites of the city and the surrounding area, on "Uncle Ruban," a replica of the historic Marietta Trolley Famous Sons and Daughters Academy Award-winning actress Joanne Woodward was born in Thomasville and lived in Marietta from the second grade until her junior year in high school Best Kept Secret Marietta Town Square Don't Miss Marietta Museum of History Nearby Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield 

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Scarlett on the Square

Scarlett on the Square

Marietta, GA, Museums
When the movie Gone With the Wind premiered in Atlanta in 1939, the world fell in love with Scarlett and Rhett. The love affair continues at the Marietta Gone With the Wind Museum, Scarlett on the Square.

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Ghosts of Marietta

Ghosts of Marietta

Marietta, GA, Ghost Tours
Join Ghosts of Marietta for a lantern-led walk through the streets of the historic town.

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Cobb County Visitors Center

Cobb County Visitors Center

Cobb County, GA, Visitors Centers
The Cobb County Visitors Center is a good place to find information about where to go and things to do in Cobb County.

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