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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Follow in the footsteps of a British Redcoat Soldier. From discovery to defense, muskets and mutiny! Learn about the history of Georgia's first fort. Guided tours run close to an hour long and involve 200 yards of easy walking. Please contact the site if you require the use of a passenger cart. $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
 
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Walk with a park Naturalist and meet some of the trees that live in the forests of the southeast and discover all the foods that rain down from the autumn canopy. After identifying the many different species, you will learn how their fruits and nuts are still used as food today and how you can use them in your own kitchen. Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Follow in the footsteps of a British Redcoat Soldier. From discovery to defense, muskets and mutiny! Learn about the history of Georgia's first fort. Guided tours run close to an hour long and involve 200 yards of easy walking. Please contact the site if you require the use of a passenger cart. $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
 
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Explore Lake Rutledge as we scan the sky and woods looking for wildlife. Watch the changing colors on the water as the sun sets. We'll paddle to the spot we've found Bald Eagles mating and talk about their ecological importance. Bring water, bug spray and a change of clothes or a towel. For more info and to register, click on the link below. $23 if you use your craft, $28 if you use ours parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
 
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Take an eerie journey back in time at Coastal Georgia’s last surviving rice plantation. Friday nights this Fall, Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation will be offering Ghosts and Legends walking tours of the site. We will walk beneath centuries old Live Oak trees, explore the plantation out-buildings and finish with a lantern tour of the plantation house. $20.00 per person 912-264-7333.
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Step back in time and explore the roots of our local heritage in our namesake fort. This program offers a rare opportunity to step inside the interior of our late 18th-century blockhouse. Whether you are a dedicated history buff or just curious about the past, stop by to walk the same floorboards as Georgia's early settlers! Parking fee required. 770-867-3489.
 
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Explore Panola Mountain on a 3.5 mile moderately strenuous hike and discover its hidden stories that make Panola worth protecting. Along the way we'll learn about the unique geology, diverse ecology, and fascinating human history that make Panola special. Advanced registration recommended. Recommended ages 10+ $10 plus parking fee required. 770-389-7801.
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Classic cars from all over southeast Georgia will be on hand all day vying for the championship in the 13th annual car show. Come view the cars and vote for your favorite and then tour a historic rice plantation. Childrens Play Area Bring a picnic lunch and spend the day! $8.75 Adults $6.50 Seniors $5.50 Youth $20.00 Car Enterance Fee 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Make plans to meet our Ranger at the Emanuel County Farm & Home Museum on Museum Rd, Swainsboro. The museum has a room filled with memorabilia and photos of George L. Smith II, which our Park is named after. Link for more event details: https://emanuelcountylive.com/stories/dont-miss-the-countrys-250th-anniversary-celebration,200973 478-763-2759.
 
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In observance of 250 years of United States history, we will feature a presentation recognizing German Americans who participated in the Battle of Pickett's Mill. There will also be an outdoor cooking demonstration featuring a traditional dish of their culture. $3 - $7. 770-443-7850.
  
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Come join us for a spooky scavenger hunt each Saturday in October. Spend time outdoors with friends and family, and enjoy the beautiful natural and cultural resources available at Wormsloe. $3.25-$12.00 912-353-3023.
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Try your hand at using a pump drill or grinding corn like the Indigenous People of Kolomoki did nearly 2,000 years ago. We will explore the history, daily life, skills, and tools utilized by the Kolomoki and the natural resources still present today that helped create this thriving community. Meet at the Interpretive Hut by the Visitor Center. Parking fee required. 229-724-2150.
 
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Take a guided interpretive tour of the Elijah Clark cabin. You will learn about Elijah and Hannah Clark, the Revolutionary War, and see many artifacts from the era. Sign up at the Visitor's Center. $5 plus parking fee required. 706-359-3458.
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Before the colonists declared war by dumping it in a cold harbor, tea was a staple drink served at every 18th-century table. Join us in the Officer's Barracks as we serve up the history of tea. From Black, Green, to block form--enjoy a warm cuppa with us beside the fire! $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
 
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Join us for an opportunity to enter the CCC fire tower. This is a self-guided tour, but a ranger will be present to answer your questions. Bring a flashlight! The tower will be open from 1:00-3:00 PM. Please note that this event will be cancelled in the event of rain. Parking fee required. 706-422-1932.
 
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Are you curious about the residents that lived here before Hard Labor Creek became a state park? Join us for a ranger-led cemetery paddle and hike on a secluded section of the park. Please bring closed toed shoes, water, sunscreen, and bug spray. Register in advance by using the link below. $20 if you use your craft, $25 if you use ours parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
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It's time to get your Spooky on! Come to Smithgall Woods for our annual Haunted Hike! Take a spooky hayride up to our Martins Mine trail, where we will go through the haunted history of North Georgia's Gold Rush. $10 plus parking fee required. 706-878-3087.
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Gather around the campground firepit for an evening of stories under the stars! Professional storytellers will share captivating tales of Appalachian folklore, local history, and timeless traditions. Bring a chair, a flashlight, and your imagination for this one-hour program filled with laughter and mountain magic. Program is weather permitting. Parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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A guided tour of Kolomoki Mounds, as we climb Mound A and learn about the rich history of these sacred grounds created nearly 2,000 years ago and many of the natural resources still present today. Closed toed shoes & flashlights are advised. Hike will last about 1 hour and will cover 3/4 of a mile. Meet at the Temple Mound Parking Lot. Parking fee required. 229-724-2150.
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Recommended for people ages 17+. If you dare, join us at Picnic Shelter #3 to learn about Hall County's ghosts, local legends, and history from a Gainesville native. Pre- registration required by 5 PM day of. $3 plus parking fee required. 678-450-7726.
 
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Take a guided interpretive tour of the Elijah Clark cabin. You will learn about Elijah and Hannah Clark, the Revolutionary War, and see many artifacts from the era. Sign up at the Visitor's Center. $5 plus parking fee required. 706-359-3458.
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Being clothed in the 18th century wasn't as simple as going to a store and buying an outfit. See the technique of making clothes from scratch. From wool spinning to weaving, dyeing, and sewing! Standard admission rates apply. $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
 
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Explore the geologic forces that formed the canyon and the surrounding area. This moderately strenuous hike (just under 2 miles) begins at the Main Overlook and proceeds down to Cherokee Falls. Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Walk with a park Naturalist and meet some of the trees that live in the forests of the southeast and discover all the foods that rain down from the autumn canopy. After identifying the many different species, you will learn how their fruits and nuts are still used as food today and how you can use them in your own kitchen. Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Join a Naturalist at the Interpretive Center to learn a variety of frontier skills. In the shade, practice making cordage from natural fibers, learn to craft a fire using flint and steel, and watch a demonstration of "fire-cake" being cooked over hot coals the way soldiers would have prepared them during the revolutionary war. $5 plus parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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A guided tour of Kolomoki Mounds, as we climb Mound A and learn about the rich history of these sacred grounds created nearly 2,000 years ago and many of the natural resources still present today. Closed toed shoes & flashlights are advised. Hike will last about 1 hour and will cover 3/4 of a mile. Meet at the Temple Mound Parking Lot. Parking fee required. 229-724-2150.
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Take an eerie journey back in time at Coastal Georgia’s last surviving rice plantation. Friday nights this Fall, Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation will be offering Ghosts and Legends walking tours of the site. We will walk beneath centuries old Live Oak trees, explore the plantation out-buildings and finish with a lantern tour of the plantation house. $20.00 per person 912-264-7333.
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Step back in time and explore the roots of our local heritage in our namesake fort. This program offers a rare opportunity to step inside the interior of our late 18th-century blockhouse. Whether you are a dedicated history buff or just curious about the past, stop by to walk the same floorboards as Georgia's early settlers! Parking fee required. 770-867-3489.
 
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Come join us for a spooky scavenger hunt each Saturday in October. Spend time outdoors with friends and family, and enjoy the beautiful natural and cultural resources available at Wormsloe. $3.25-$12.00 912-353-3023.
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Joining Park staff will be special Cherokee guests as the historic Capital of New Echota comes alive with living history demonstrations, tours, games, and music (Cherokee Repertory Choir). Cherokee arts & crafts will be demonstrated and will be for sale. Calhoun Boy Scouts will be offering snacks, drinks and grilled foods as a fund raiser. $6-$8 (5 and under free admission). 706-624-1321.
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Scottish Terrier Society of Greater Atlanta will present a fun-filled day of activities celebrating Fala. Activities include a parade and a variety of contests. Dogs not allowed on Historic Site except during the parade. 706-655-5870.
 
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Hardman Farm comes to life with hands-on pioneer skills exhibits, traditional craft vendors, local authors and historians, apple cider from a hand-cranked press, biscuits cooked on our wood-fired antique stove and much more. $8. 706-878-1077.
 
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Try your hand at using a pump drill or grinding corn like the Indigenous People of Kolomoki did nearly 2,000 years ago. We will explore the history, daily life, skills, and tools utilized by the Kolomoki and the natural resources still present today that helped create this thriving community. Meet at the Interpretive Hut by the Visitor Center. Parking fee required. 229-724-2150.
 
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Take a guided interpretive tour of the Elijah Clark cabin. You will learn about Elijah and Hannah Clark, the Revolutionary War, and see many artifacts from the era. Sign up at the Visitor's Center. $5 plus parking fee required. 706-359-3458.
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n this Special Presentation Ranger Ant will share the detail story of one of FDR's Greatest Accomplishments, the United Nations. From the turn of the century, the League of Nations , all the way to the founding of the U.N. Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
  
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In this Special Presentation Ranger Ant will share the detail story of one of FDR's Greatest Accomplishments, the United Nations. From the turn of the century, the League of Nations , all the way to the founding of the U.N. Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
  
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The moon is out, the lanterns are lit! For one night only, the past comes alive to tell you their tales. This year we focus on the history surrounding the 250th anniversary of the USA. Our candle lantern tour gives you the chance to speak with those daring folk who left their mark on the Georgia colony. $10. 912-437-4770.
 
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Take a guided interpretive tour of the Elijah Clark cabin. You will learn about Elijah and Hannah Clark, the Revolutionary War, and see many artifacts from the era. Sign up at the Visitor's Center. $5 plus parking fee required. 706-359-3458.
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It's the most overlooked projectile in human history! Join a ranger and learn how to throw an atlatl, a traditional tool that was so prevalent, it was used across the globe! Visitors can earn how they were used, see the different types, and try their aim on the site range! $5 program fee parking fee required. 770-b38-7374 ext. 7.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Join us in exploring the ancient art of making tinctures with herbs and other beneficial plants. We will cover the steps involved in creating tinctures, discuss various methods used in their preparation, and delve into the history of tinctures. If you are curious about this fascinating practice, call us today to register! $6 plus parking fee required. 770-975-0055.
  
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Follow in the footsteps of a British Redcoat Soldier. From discovery to defense, muskets and mutiny! Learn about the history of Georgia's first fort. Guided tours run close to an hour long and involve 200 yards of easy walking. Please contact the site if you require the use of a passenger cart. $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
 
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Explore the geologic forces that formed the canyon and the surrounding area. This moderately strenuous hike (just under 2 miles) begins at the Main Overlook and proceeds down to Cherokee Falls. Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Follow in the footsteps of a British Redcoat Soldier. From discovery to defense, muskets and mutiny! Learn about the history of Georgia's first fort. Guided tours run close to an hour long and involve 200 yards of easy walking. Please contact the site if you require the use of a passenger cart. $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
 
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Visitors will be given a scavenger hunt map with instructions. Just follow the simple instructions, using the map for clues, to find the secret phrase. After completing the hunt, repeat the phrase to the Ranger at the visitor center to receive a prize bag. This event is for the entire family and for all ages. 912-264-7333.
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Step back in time and explore the roots of our local heritage in our namesake fort. This program offers a rare opportunity to step inside the interior of our late 18th-century blockhouse. Whether you are a dedicated history buff or just curious about the past, stop by to walk the same floorboards as Georgia's early settlers! Parking fee required. 770-867-3489.
 
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Discover how pewter is heated and used for castings. Create your own souvenir using pre-made molds or design one from scratch. Visit the picnic tables located behind the Visitors Center. $8 plus parking fee required. 770-975-0055.
  
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Come join us for a spooky scavenger hunt each Saturday in October. Spend time outdoors with friends and family, and enjoy the beautiful natural and cultural resources available at Wormsloe. $3.25-$12.00 912-353-3023.
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Try your hand at using a pump drill or grinding corn like the Indigenous People of Kolomoki did nearly 2,000 years ago. We will explore the history, daily life, skills, and tools utilized by the Kolomoki and the natural resources still present today that helped create this thriving community. Meet at the Interpretive Hut by the Visitor Center. Parking fee required. 229-724-2150.
 
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A guided tour of Kolomoki Mounds, as we climb Mound A and learn about the rich history of these sacred grounds created nearly 2,000 years ago and many of the natural resources still present today. Closed toed shoes & flashlights are advised. Hike will last about 1 hour and will cover 3/4 of a mile. Meet at the Temple Mound Parking Lot. Parking fee required. 229-724-2150.
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Gather around the campground firepit for an evening of stories under the stars! Professional storytellers will share captivating tales of Appalachian folklore, local history, and timeless traditions. Bring a chair, a flashlight, and your imagination for this one-hour program filled with laughter and mountain magic. Program is weather permitting. Parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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The Civilian Conservation Corps began construction of Hard Labor Creek in 1934, and finished their work here in 1939. They left behind the camp they lived and worked in, in which some buildings still stand today. Join a ranger on a historic tour through what remains of Georgia's only standing CCC Camp. Program geared towards ages 8+. Parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
 
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Join us for a mile long hike along the North Rim Trail and learn more about the local legends, myths, and creatures that call Tallulah Gorge home! Bring plenty of water! $5 plus parking fee required. 706-754-7981.
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Come down to Picnic Shelter 4 for a warm campfire and hot cocoa. A ranger will be present talking about park history, ghost stories, and fun facts about nature. Feel free to bring any nature or history questions you have to ask the ranger. Parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
 
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Explore Panola Mountain on a 3.5 mile moderately strenuous hike and discover its hidden stories that make Panola worth protecting. Along the way we'll learn about the unique geology, diverse ecology, and fascinating human history that make Panola special. Advanced registration recommended. Recommended ages 10+ $10 plus parking fee required. 770-389-7801.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Experience sugar cane syrup making the old-fashioned way as we cook cane juice in the original kettles and press sugar cane on the steam powered press. We will also have live bluegrass music, spinning, weaving, blacksmithing, and woodstove cooking and a Civil War encampment commemorating the arrival of General Sherman's federal troops. $3-$10. 478-986-5172.
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In 1939, FDR spoke to the nation from Georgia Hall on Thanksgiving. We are going to replay the original radio broadcast after a digital presentation on the history of Thanksgiving at Warm Springs in the theater wishing all a Happy Thanksgiving. Youth $5.00 and Adults $7.50 Admissions not included or required 706-655-5870.
 
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In 1939, FDR spoke to the nation from Georgia Hall on Thanksgiving. We are going to replay the original radio broadcast after a digital presentation on the history of Thanksgiving at Warm Springs in the theater wishing all a Happy Thanksgiving. Youth $5.00 and Adults $7.50 Admissions not included or required 706-655-5870.
 
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In 1939, FDR spoke to the nation from Georgia Hall on Thanksgiving. We are going to replay the original radio broadcast after a digital presentation on the history of Thanksgiving at Warm Springs in the theater wishing all a Happy Thanksgiving. Youth $5.00 and Adults $7.50 Admissions not included or required 706-655-5870.
 
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Are you curious about the residents that lived here before Hard Labor Creek became a state park? Join us for a ranger-led cemetery paddle and hike on a secluded section of the park. Please bring closed toed shoes, water, sunscreen, and bug spray. Register in advance by using the link below. $20 if you use your craft, $25 if you use ours parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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The Civilian Conservation Corps began construction of Hard Labor Creek in 1934, and finished their work here in 1939. They left behind the camp they lived and worked in, in which some buildings still stand today. Join a ranger on a historic tour through what remains of Georgia's only standing CCC Camp. Program geared towards ages 8+. Parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
 
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Experience the best of North Georgia’s fall colors on a hike at Amicalola Falls! Join an interpretive ranger on this 1.5-mile hike from our Visitor Center to the magnificent waterfall. Along the way, learn about native plants, wildlife, and park history while enjoying the crisp fall mountain air. This trail is considered moderate to strenuous. $12 plus parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Step into the world of archaeology and discover how artifacts help us understand more about the past. Participants will complete a hands-on activity learning why context is one of the most important concepts in archaeology. This program is designed for middle and high school students, but all homeschoolers are welcome. Pre-Registration required. $8 plus parking fee required. 770-389-7801.
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Ranger Ant is back to wrap up our Monumental Moments Special Presentation series as he covers the interesting and complex history of Armistice Day. Ant will cover the events that led to the end of the Great War, and where FDR was in those final days. Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
  
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Our annual Colonial military reenactment is open to all those interested in the harsh, yet adventurous, lives of soldiers and sailors. Only on Saturday at 2pm: a black powder battle demonstration! Military history of the 18th century includes reenacting from Highlanders, British armies, Royal navies, and foreign campaigns! $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
 
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Meet our Victorian-dressed naturalist on the back patio of the Interpretive Center for a fun talk about Victorian Thanksgiving traditions and an accompanying craft! Parking fee required. 706-754-7981.
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Tallulah Gorge State Park cordially invites you to tea! Join us for a walk along the North Rim Trail as you learn more about Victorian history. Unwind at our candlelit tea party as the sun sets to mark this moment in your history. Must RSVP! $15 plus parking fee required. 706-754-7981.
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Come down to Picnic Shelter 4 for a warm campfire and hot cocoa. A ranger will be present talking about park history, ghost stories, and fun facts about nature. Feel free to bring any nature or history questions you have to ask the ranger. Parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
 
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Our annual Colonial military reenactment is open to all those interested in the harsh, yet adventurous, lives of soldiers and sailors. Only on Saturday at 2pm: a black powder battle demonstration! Military history of the 18th century includes reenacting from Highlanders, British armies, Royal navies, and foreign campaigns! $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
 
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Join us in learning about the lives of those who lived in the 19th century and the skills that were necessary to them. Staff and volunteers will offer demonstrations all day, including cooking, basket weaving, pottery, carpentry, sewing, and more. Children's stories and games will also be available. $4 - $7. 770-443-7850.
 
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In observance of 250 years of United States history, we will feature a presentation recognizing Indigenous Americans who participated in the Battle of Pickett's Mill. There will also be an outdoor cooking demonstration featuring a traditional dish of their culture. $3 - $7. 770-443-7850.
  
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You asked and we answered! The life of Lucy Mercer Rutherford and her relationship to FDR is one of the most asked questions. Join us as we sit for an open forum to discuss her family, childhood, education, and marriage. Copies of letters and photos will be included. Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
 
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You asked and we answered! The life of Lucy Mercer Rutherford and her relationship to FDR is one of the most asked questions. Join us as we sit for an open forum to discuss her family, childhood, education, and marriage. Copies of letters and photos will be included. Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
 
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The Civilian Conservation Corps began construction of Hard Labor Creek in 1934, and finished their work here in 1939. They left behind the camp they lived and worked in, in which some buildings still stand today. Join a ranger on a historic tour through what remains of Georgia's only standing CCC Camp. Program geared towards ages 8+. Parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
 
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The Civilian Conservation Corps began construction of Hard Labor Creek in 1934, and finished their work here in 1939. They left behind the camp they lived and worked in, in which some buildings still stand today. Join a ranger on a historic tour through what remains of Georgia's only standing CCC Camp. Program geared towards ages 8+. Parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
 
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Dive into a scenic adventure on the East End Loop, a 3.4-mile trail. This is considered a moderate to strenuous trail for active individuals. Trail has some loose rocks and acorns. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. A minimum of two participants is required for the hike to take place. Parking fee required. 706-663-4858.
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Walk thru time from the middle 1700’s to the late 1800’s and see living skills displayed from local historians. See trappers, explorers and more. Tomahawk throw contest. Baseball field across from Liberty Bell Pool. Donations accepted for admission. Parking fee required. 706-663-4858.
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George L. Smith is raising cane at our annual Sugar Cane Festival. Come help us celebrate the rich history and cultural heritage of rural Georgia. Gather around to watch live cane grinding and gristmill demonstrations, where fresh sugar cane is made into golden syrup right before your eyes. Stroll through the park to browse unique creations from local craft vendors, sample delicious bites from local food trucks, and don't forget to take home a jar of sweet, pure cane syrup made right here at the park. Relive fond childhood memories or create new ones with your family; don't miss out on this unique opportunity. Parking fee required. 478-763-2759.
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The event honors Colonel John McIntosh’s bold reply to a British demand for surrender: “Come & Take It!” Experience living history with colonial demonstrations, musket and cannon drills, 18th-century music, and a wreath-laying ceremony conducted by the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution. $3.50-$5.00 912-884-5999.
 
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Gather around the campground firepit for an evening of stories under the stars! Professional storytellers will share captivating tales of Appalachian folklore, local history, and timeless traditions. Bring a chair, a flashlight, and your imagination for this one-hour program filled with laughter and mountain magic. Program is weather permitting. Parking fee required. 706-344-1515.
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Walk thru time from the middle 1700’s to the late 1800’s and see living skills displayed from local historians. See trappers, explorers and more. Tomahawk throw contest. Baseball field across from Liberty Bell Pool. Donations accepted for admission. Parking fee required. 706-663-4858.
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Step back in time and explore the history of Panola Mountain State Park during this three-day camp! Campers will learn how people of the past lived, worked, and played through hands-on activities like archaeology, pioneer skills, archery, survival skills, and outdoor exploration. Ages 8-12. Register with Event Link. $120 plus parking fee required. 770-389-7801.
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Meet a ranger at the Terrora trailhead for a fun hike along the Shortline Trail! The hike is roughly 3 miles roundtrip and paved! We will be discussing the history of the railroad! $5 plus parking fee required. 706-754-7981.
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Long before the arrival of the British in Georgia and South Carolina, other European powers began exploring the southern coasts. Spain, from La Florida, and France, before Louisiana, sought to control the Golden Isles. Colonies were created and destroyed. They traded with Native tribes and documented their lives. These are their stories. $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
 
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The Civilian Conservation Corps began construction of Hard Labor Creek in 1934, and finished their work here in 1939. They left behind the camp they lived and worked in, in which some buildings still stand today. Join a ranger on a historic tour through what remains of Georgia's only standing CCC Camp. Program geared towards ages 8+. Parking fee required. 706-557-3001.
 
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Take a guided tour of the two historic farm houses decorated for the season and learn about the history of Christmas traditions, from tree decorating and celebrations to cards, gifts and carols, and see how they changed between the 1800s and early 1900s. $1-$8. 478-986-5172.
 
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The Fort has been commandeered by bands of marauders, buccaneers, sailors, scouts, and pirates! This three day festival will showcase the true history of those free-spirits living during the Golden Age of Sail. Reenactors will display blackpowder arms and ammunitions, cooking and medicine, historical crafts, and more! $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
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Take a guided tour of the two historic farm houses decorated for the season and learn about the history of Christmas traditions, from tree decorating and celebrations to cards, gifts and carols, and see how they changed between the 1800s and early 1900s. $1-$8. 478-986-5172.
 
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Step back in time to Christmas of 1877--Come see the Mansion at West End decked in gorgeous period holiday decor, and learn about Victorian Christmas traditions from reenactors in period dress. This open house on Friday and Saturday nights in December is highlighted by twinkling candle lights, live music, smores around the campfire and more! $30 adult $22 youth $65 family (2 adults and all of their children under 18). 706-878-1077.
 
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Visitors will walk along the illuminated path under centuries old oaks and will be treated to a guided tour of the rice plantation home; where they will be greeted to beautifully holiday decorated rooms and period dressed interpreters. History buffs will enjoy 19th century musket and cannon demonstrations. $10.00 Adults $6.00 Youth Free- 5 yrs and under. 912-264-7333.
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The Fort has been commandeered by bands of marauders, buccaneers, sailors, scouts, and pirates! This three day festival will showcase the true history of those free-spirits living during the Golden Age of Sail. Reenactors will display blackpowder arms and ammunitions, cooking and medicine, historical crafts, and more! $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
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Celebrate the holiday season at Wormsloe with traditional festive activities including period music and living history demonstrations. Help us find yule logs to be burned starting at 10:30 a.m. and 2:00 pm starting in our Colonial Life Area! $3.25-$12.00 912-353-3023.
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FDR portrayer James Fowler will recite the 'Day of Infamy' speech declaring that a state of war exists sending the United States into WWII. Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
 
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FDR portrayer James Fowler will recite the 'Day of Infamy' speech declaring that a state of war exists sending the United States into WWII. Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
 
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Take a guided tour of the two historic farm houses decorated for the season and learn about the history of Christmas traditions, from tree decorating and celebrations to cards, gifts and carols, and see how they changed between the 1800s and early 1900s. $1-$8. 478-986-5172.
 
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FDR portrayer James Fowler will recite the 'Day of Infamy' speech declaring that a state of war exists sending the United States into WWII. Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
 
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FDR portrayer James Fowler will recite the 'Day of Infamy' speech declaring that a state of war exists sending the United States into WWII. Presentation 11:00 am, 1:00pm and 2:00pm. 706-655-5870.
 
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Step back in time to Christmas of 1877--Come see the Mansion at West End decked in gorgeous period holiday decor, and learn about Victorian Christmas traditions from reenactors in period dress. This open house on Friday and Saturday nights in December is highlighted by twinkling candle lights, live music, smores around the campfire and more! $30 adult $22 youth $65 family (2 adults and all of their children under 18). 706-878-1077.
 
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Visitors will walk along the illuminated path under centuries old oaks and will be treated to a guided tour of the rice plantation home; where they will be greeted to beautifully holiday decorated rooms and period dressed interpreters. History buffs will enjoy 19th century musket and cannon demonstrations. $10.00 Adults $6.00 Youth Free- 5 yrs and under. 912-264-7333.
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The Fort has been commandeered by bands of marauders, buccaneers, sailors, scouts, and pirates! This three day festival will showcase the true history of those free-spirits living during the Golden Age of Sail. Reenactors will display blackpowder arms and ammunitions, cooking and medicine, historical crafts, and more! $4.75-$8.25 912-437-4770.
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Take a guided tour of the two historic farm houses decorated for the season and learn about the history of Christmas traditions, from tree decorating and celebrations to cards, gifts and carols, and see how they changed between the 1800s and early 1900s. $1-$8. 478-986-5172.
 
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Take a guided tour of the two historic farm houses decorated for the season and learn about the history of Christmas traditions, from tree decorating and celebrations to cards, gifts and carols, and see how they changed between the 1800s and early 1900s. $1-$8. 478-986-5172.
 
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Take a guided tour of the two historic farm houses decorated for the season and learn about the history of Christmas traditions, from tree decorating and celebrations to cards, gifts and carols, and see how they changed between the 1800s and early 1900s. $1-$8. 478-986-5172.
 
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Step back in time to Christmas of 1877--Come see the Mansion at West End decked in gorgeous period holiday decor, and learn about Victorian Christmas traditions from reenactors in period dress. This open house on Friday and Saturday nights in December is highlighted by twinkling candle lights, live music, smores around the campfire and more! $30 adult $22 youth $65 family (2 adults and all of their children under 18). 706-878-1077.
 
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Experience the dramatic reenactment of Georgia’s final Civil War battle, marking the end of Sherman’s March to the Sea. The battle begins Saturday, December 12, at 4:40 PM (arrive by 4:00). On Friday, December 11, explore soldiers’ encampments and glimpse camp life leading up to the fight. 912-727-2339.
  
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Join us for the holidays at our decorated historic cabin for the chance to meet Santa, make ornaments, and learn about how those in the 1800s celebrated. $4 - $7. 770-443-7850.
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Celebrate Christmas with a Roosevelt family tradition by the fireside. Join us as FDR portrayer James Fowler will recreate the Roosevelt Christmas scene for children and grownups by retelling Clement Moore's "Twas the Night Before Christmas". Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
 
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Take a guided tour of the two historic farm houses decorated for the season and learn about the history of Christmas traditions, from tree decorating and celebrations to cards, gifts and carols, and see how they changed between the 1800s and early 1900s. $1-$8. 478-986-5172.
 
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Celebrate Christmas with a Roosevelt family tradition by the fireside. Join us as FDR portrayer James Fowler will recreate the Roosevelt Christmas scene for children and grownups by retelling Clement Moore's "Twas the Night Before Christmas". Youth $5.00 Adults$7.50 Admission not included or required. 706-655-5870.
 
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Step back in time to Christmas of 1877--Come see the Mansion at West End decked in gorgeous period holiday decor, and learn about Victorian Christmas traditions from reenactors in period dress. This open house on Friday and Saturday nights in December is highlighted by twinkling candle lights, live music, smores around the campfire and more! $30 adult $22 youth $65 family (2 adults and all of their children under 18). 706-878-1077.
 
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Come see the farm all lit up in its holiday finery. Enjoy some good music and traditional holiday storytelling'! Get some tasty treats while you're here! $2 admission parking fee required. 912-384-7082.
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Take a guided tour of the two historic farm houses decorated for the season and learn about the history of Christmas traditions, from tree decorating and celebrations to cards, gifts and carols, and see how they changed between the 1800s and early 1900s. $1-$8. 478-986-5172.
 
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Bring your homeschool family to tour the house decorated in the manner of a 19th century Moravian Christmas. Learn how the missionaries taught their Cherokee pupils to celebrate Christmas and their activities, and we'll do some as well. We'll enjoy Cherokee Christmas stories next to the fire as well. $6.50 706-695-2598.
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Step back in time to Christmas of 1877--Come see the Mansion at West End decked in gorgeous period holiday decor, and learn about Victorian Christmas traditions from reenactors in period dress. This open house on Friday and Saturday nights in December is highlighted by twinkling candle lights, live music, smores around the campfire and more! $30 adult $22 youth $65 family (2 adults and all of their children under 18). 706-878-1077.
 
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