In 1733, General Oglethorpe and his passengers landed at a high point along the river. Named after King George II of England, Georgia was the thirteenth colony, and Savannah was its first city and capital. Steeped in history with both…
Located west of Atlanta, Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park preserves the U.S. Civil War battlefield that was part of the Atlanta Campaign. While there, you can hike or drive up Big Kennesaw, the park’s highpoint. The park offers a museum…
About 80 miles southeast of Atlanta, Macon is Georgia’s 4th largest city and has a rich Native American, Civil War and music heritage. So, if your only experience of Macon, Georgia, is seeing its name on the mileage signs…