Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

After he died, the name of Strom's bi-racial daughter was chisled into its base.
~65 miles from Augusta.

At almost 40 feet tall and five tons, this tilted-by-design public sculpture is not intended to provide a single drop to fight fires. But it's the largest of three contenders for the largest hydrant title.
~66 miles from Augusta.

One of several nearly-identical and surreal displays of public cancer survivor art scattered across the country.
~66 miles from Augusta.

"America's Stonehenge" of the South, financed by a wealthy, nameless, mysterious stranger.
~75 miles from Augusta.

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