St. Simons, Georgia

St. Simons, Georgia

Named For A Yamassee Indian village known as San Simon Known For Being a high-demographic member of Georgia's "Golden Isles," a group of Glynn County barrier islands that includes, in addition to St. Simons, Jekyll Island, Sea Island and Little St. Simons Island Most People Don't Know That timber from live oaks harvested from Gascoigne Bluff on St. Simons was used to build the USS Constitution, nicknamed "Old Ironsides" for the way cannon balls bounced off the hard planking In History Fort Frederica on St. Simons was the military headquarters of Georgia during the early colonial period and served as a guard against Spanish incursion from Florida Famous Sons and Daughters John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, and his brother Charles lived for a time on St. Simons and ministered to the people at Fort Frederica Don't Miss St. Simons Lighthouse and Museum

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Gascoigne’s Bluff

Gascoigne’s Bluff

This beautiful bluff at the foot of the causeway where it meets St. Simons Island has seen more than its share of history.

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St. Simons Lighthouse and Museum of Coastal History

St. Simons Lighthouse and Museum of Coastal History

Visit this restored lighthouse that still serves as a navigational aid for St. Simons Sound.

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King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort

King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort

St. Simons Island, GA, Lodging, Resort, Restaurants
Located directly on the Atlantic Ocean beaches of St. Simons Island, the King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort has been heralded by guests since its opening in 1935.

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Fort Frederica National Monument

Fort Frederica National Monument

St. Simons, GA, Tours, Forts, Colonial
Fort Frederica, the most extensive fort in the British-ruled colonies, was built by Georgia founder General James Oglethorpe in 1736 to protect the colonies against the Spanish.

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