Stone Mountain
One of Atlanta’s most famous and most popular attractions is Stone Mountain, just east of the city. At 3200 acres, …
Tag Archives: Native American
Ocmulgee Indian Celebration
Today is the Ocmulgee Indian Celebration! It is a great way to explore Ocmulgee National Monument and learn more about …
Ocmulgee National Monument
Tomorrow is Labor Day! The majority of Americans have the day off and are able to spend time with family …
Trail of Tears Commemorative Park and Heritage Center
During our ongoing drive back and forth between Atlanta and St. Louis we continue to search for places to stop …
Sawnee Mountain
Sawnee Mountain Preserve was a hidden wonder that we discovered. We had not found it on any of the must …
New Echota Historic Site
Thus far we have explored natural features and historic sites, seeing the diversity that Georgia provides visitors, and today we …
Chief Vann House Historic Site
State parks do not always comprise natural features such as mountains, rivers, lakes, or forests, nor do they always involve …
Russell Cave National Monument
Russell Cave is a perfect stopping point for those in the Atlanta area or anyone traveling on highway 24. Two …
Etowah Archaeological Museum
Due to Margaret’s love for studying cultures and specifically Native Americans, we often seek out Native American festivals, pow-wows, sites, …
Old Stone Fort State Park
Although Old Stone Fort State Park is along the way to St. Louis, and would make a great stopping point, …
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