Historic Houses and Buildings in Georgia
Augusta Canal Tours
Augusta, GA, Tours
Explore the historic Augusta Canal on a replica Petersburg Boat, on foot, or by bike, canoe or kayak.
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Barrington Hall
Roswell, GA, Tours, Historic Houses
This magnificent home is recognized as one of the best examples of Greek Revival Temple Architecture in the United States.
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Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson
Augusta, GA, People, Historic Houses
The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2006.
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Bulloch Hall
Roswell, GA, Tours, Historic Houses
The home of Theodore Roosevelt's mother, Bulloch Hall's Willis Ball design has been described as one of the most significant antebellum houses in Georgia.
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Chief Vann House Historic Site
Chatsworth, GA, State Parks, Tours, Native American Sites
Built in 1804 by Cherokee Chief James Vann, this Federal-style brick mansion is known as the "Showplace of the Cherokee Nation."
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Foxfire Museum and Heritage Center
Mountain City, GA, Tours, Museums
Foxfire Museum and Heritage Center tells the story of a unique time and place in American History.
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Funk Heritage Center
Waleska, GA, Native American History
The Funk Heritage Center tells the story of the early Appalachian settlers and Southeastern Indians.
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Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village
Tifton, GA, Attractions, Farm Experiences
Experience everyday 19th century-style Georgia farm life activities, from planting and harvesting to cooking, spinning, quilt making.
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Hay House
Macon, GA, Museums, Tours, Historic Houses
Macon’s Hay House, one of the finest Antebellum Houses in America, has been featured on A&E’s “America’s Castles” and is known as the
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Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House Museum
Fayetteville, GA, Museums, Tours, Historic Houses
The Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House Museum is housed in an 1855 Greek revival home that has long been a city landmark and was an inspiration to
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Lee and Gordon’s Mills
Dalton, GA, Tours, Historical Buildings, Grist Mills
Visit one of the oldest operating mills in the state, Lee and Gordon's Mills, and see a tractor museum and the oldest general store in
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Ma Rainey and the Ma Rainey House Museum
Columbus, GA, Museums, Historic Homes
Visit the home of Ma Rainey, the "Mother of the Blues," who was born in Columbus in 1886.
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Margaret Mitchell House
Atlanta, GA, People, Historic Houses
Visit the small apartment where Margaret Mitchell wrote her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, Gone With the Wind, and see exhibits about life, her book and
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Midway Museum and National Historic District
MIdway, Georgia, Historic Houses and Buildings. Visitors to Midway can tour this live-oak shaded national historic district, soak up the colonial history of the coast, and learn about the
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Robert Toombs House Historic Site
Washington, GA, State Parks, Tours, Historic Homes
Ardent secessionist and fiery orator Robert Toombs, who was called "the Unreconstructed rebel," lived in this house from 1837 until his
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Savannah Historic District
Savannah, GA, Tours, Historic Houses and Buildings Visitors can stroll through Savannah's 24 historic squares, some of which were paced off by Georgia founder, General James Edward
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Savannah Squares Map
Savannah, GA, Historic Houses and Buildings
See an interactive map with all 24 historic Savannah squares, including brief descriptions of each square.
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Stately Oaks Plantation
Jonesboro, GA, Historic Houses
Experience history and genuine Southern hospitality as you visit the authentically restored plain Greek revival antebellum home, which may have inspired
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Traveler’s Rest Historic Site
Toccoa, GA, State Parks, Historic Homes and Buildings
In 1966, Traveler's Rest was recognized as a National Historic Landmark because of its fine architecture, including a 90-foot-long porch
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Tybee Island Lighthouse and Museum
Tybee Island, GA, Lighthouses and Museums
Tybee Lighthouse is a national treasure that is must-see for anyone visiting the island. The view from the observation deck is one of the best on
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