Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

The world's last hope against deadly pandemics and the Zombie Apocalypse (if you trust depictions in TV and film) is locked down tight, except for this public museum. Exhibits focus on history, disease prevention, detection, and "preparedness."
~38 miles from Cartersville.

Atlanta's oldest cemetery includes the jaunty mausoleum-topping statue of Jack Smith and the marble Lion of the Confederacy, dying atop the mass grave of 3,000 unknown Rebs.
~38 miles from Cartersville.

Killed in a buggy accident. Unexplained stains have constantly soiled her house-sized white marble tomb.
~68 miles from Cartersville.

The Civil War battles for Chattanooga are recreated on a map that was built in 1957, updated with 3-D projection multimedia in 2016.
~65 miles from Cartersville.

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