Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

Promises over 10,000 marvels from around the world, including the world's largest gallstone. There's a small walk-in museum, and a separate drive-thru section where artifacts are displayed inside shipping containers with cut-out windows.
~50 miles from LaGrange.

Sprawling back road folk art environment built by the late Eddie Owens Martin (St. EOM), with imagery that's distinctively pagan and occasionally PG-13. Restored to its original Technicolor glory and reopened in Oct. 2016.
~54 miles from LaGrange.

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.
~62 miles from LaGrange.

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