Things To Do in Stapleton, Georgia

In 1902 Meredith Willson, who immortalized his hometown of Mason City as River City in "The Music Man," was born in this 1895 house. It is now ... More on TravelIowa.com

This opulent 1869 Victorian mansion, a National Historic Landmark and home of Iowa's governor, was built by Iowa's first millionaire, Benjamin F. Allen. Restored to the late 1800s period, it ... More on TravelIowa.com

View Italianate limestone mansion, built in 1856 and authentically restored and furnished. Also visit 1833 double log house with hands-on exhibit. Experience how an early Dubuque lead miner lived ... More on TravelIowa.com

Inscription. The highway crossing here is the Old Quaker Road, one of Georgias earliest vehicular thoroughfares. It was opened about 1769 to provide a direct way from Savannah, the Colonial capital, to a Quaker settlement centering ... More on HMDB

Built in 1908, the only existing complete Chautauqua building in the state. Completely renovated, with historical murals and information ... More on TravelIowa.com

One of the homesteads of the Cody family, built of stone in 1847 by Buffalo Bill's father. View restored ... More on TravelIowa.com

The 9-hole "Four Seasons" course at the Four Seasons Golf Club facility in Wrens, Georgia features all the hallmarks of Georgia golf. Four Seasons golf ... More on golflink.com

Plus a great value only 30 minutes from Augusta down US 1. More on golflink.com

Formerly known as Four Seasons Golf Club, this course was recently renamed Brushy Creek Golf Club. It is a hilly course with tree-lined fairways. The medium-sized greens are severely sloped or dome... More on Golf.com

The Brushy Creek 2 Course at Brushy Creek Country Club is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Wrens, Georgia. This short layout will reward good shots and provide a fun golf outing for everyo... More on TheGolfCourses.net

Inscription. Ways Baptist Church was established in 1817. Originally known as Darcys Meeting House, the church was formed by members of the Brushy Creek Church. In 1868 Ways Church organized the Stellaville School, which was active ... More on HMDB