Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

A six-acre village of replica third world slums, built by Habitat for Humanity to show Americans how bad the living conditions can be.
~24 miles from Dawson.

Charles Lindbergh was famous for flying solo across the Atlantic. This statue marks the spot where he first flew solo, period.
~28 miles from Dawson.

Sprawling folk art environment created by the late Eddie Owens Martin (St. EOM) along the back roads of western Georgia. Imagery is distinctively pagan and occasionally PG.
~40 miles from Dawson.

Henry Wirz, commandant of Andersonville Prison, was the only man convicted of Civil War war crimes. Others view him as victim of Yankee prejudice and a hero, as this tall stone obelisk makes clear.
~34 miles from Dawson.

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