Magnuson - Fitzgerald, GA

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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

Leslie, Georgia: Georgia Rural Telephone Museum

Georgia's giant collection of telephone equipment and memorabilia.
~52 miles from Fitzgerald.

Americus, Georgia: Statue of Charles Lindbergh, Wing-Walker

Charles Lindbergh was famous for flying solo across the Atlantic. This statue marks the spot where he first flew solo, period.
~61 miles from Fitzgerald.

Andersonville, Georgia: Only U.S. Monument to a War Criminal

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.
~62 miles from Fitzgerald.

Thomasville, Georgia: Lapham-Patterson House - Odd Rooms, Doors

C.W. Lapham was terrified of fire and suspicious of 90 degree angles, so he built his mansion with 45 exterior doors and 19 asymmetrical rooms. Tour guides starting in the 1980s claimed that there were no right angles in the house (but there are).
~74 miles from Fitzgerald.

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