Things To Do in Georgetown, Georgia

Inscription. Side 1: Methodist Episcopal Church worship services were conducted in this area during the early 1840s in a brush arbor. The original church, known as Lowell, was destroyed by fire during the Civil War. From 1865 to 1890 ... More on HMDB

The lake extends some 85 miles along the Chattahoochee River between Alabama and Georgia. Camping, fishing, and boating are some of the activities which may be enjoyed. - There are a number of day-use facilities along the 640 miles ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Inscription. (Front): First Known as white Oak Chapel this church was dedicated on October, 18, 1859 by Rev. Issac L Tatum of the Alabama Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South. The Society was organized by Rev. John J. Cassady ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Front, Interred on this gently sloping hillside are the remains of many of Eufaulas early black citizens. Their names are known only to God because the wooden grave markers which located the burials have long since vanished. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This road marks the entrance into Eufaula of Federal Troops on April 29, 1865. Lee had surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia on April 9. General Benjamin H. Grierson was advancing with four thousand cavalry from Mobile ... More on HMDB

Operation Schedule : Pick up key and directions from Shorter Mansion. ; Description : Civil War-era cemetery. Burial site of Alabama ... More on 800Alabama.com

Operation Schedule : Shorter Mansion open M-Sat. 9-4, Sun. 1-4; Fendall Hall open M, Tu & Th-Sat. 10-4. ; D... More on 800Alabama.com

This historic district is mostly in a heavy traffic area, so you have eighteen wheeler's and ton's of other... More on Yahoo! Travel

Most anglers south of the Mason-Dixon Line think of Lake Eufaula when they hear the phrase âBass Fishing Capital of the World.â Even though the largemouth bass population at Eufaula has had its upâ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Known as �Big Bass Capital of the World.� Excellent year-round opportunities for fishing, boating ... More on 800Alabama.com