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This 26,000 acre inland sea offers plenty of opportunities for fishing, boating, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The grounds are kept clean and all have picnic tables and fire pits for roasting or cool nights. More on Yahoo! Travel

A strikingly modern museum and art center which displays changing regional ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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Founded in 1963 as the Chattahoochee Valley Art Association, the Museum serves as a small, vibrant visual arts resource for West Georgia and East Alabama. The Museum is housed in the former Troup ... More on Visitcolumbusga.com

Founded in 1963 as the Chattahoochee Valley Art Association, the Museum serves as a small, vibrant visual arts resource for West Georgia and East Alabama. The Museum is housed in the former Troup C... More on Visitcolumbusga.com

Inscription. Born in LaGrange July 15, 1870, Fuller E. Callaway was a textile manufacturer, merchant, and philanthropist. In 1888, he established his first business on LaFayette Square just west of this point. Organizing and operating ... More on HMDB

This historic home was once owned by renowned Fuller E. Callaway family in LaGrange, Georgia. Visitors are ... More on Heritage

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Patterned after the Campanile of St. Marks Square in Venice, Italy, this memorial ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. The first school in Troup County opened in LaGrange in 1828, just months after the countys organization. Located just east of this spot, Troup Academy shared the lot with Hill View Cemetery. The county owned the building ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Born a slave September 8, 1807, Horace King became a noted builder of covered bridges and public buildings. His talents developed under the instruction of his master and friend, John Godwin. In 1846, Godwin secured Kings ... More on HMDB