Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

A life-size bronze rendering of James Robert "Radio" Kennedy, mute and beloved human mascot of T.L. Hanna High School. A 2003 movie was based on his story.
~29 miles from Lavonia.

In 1842, Dr. Crawford Long first used anesthesia to knock out a surgical patient. A mural and a museum remember his achievements.
~35 miles from Lavonia.

Franklin got the nickname "Ruby City" because the land around it is rich with gems. The exhibits include the World's Largest Sapphire (385 pounds), plus human skulls and a shrunken head from somewhere.
~54 miles from Lavonia.

Trace your clan, and order a tartan for your kilt. Opened in 1963.
~54 miles from Lavonia.

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