Location ID: #10133406
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This seven acre family farm has historical ties. The road pictured was used the Civil War and is documented in Wayne County's Archives. The corn crib was built in 1948 and the grain bin was erected in 1965.
submitted by: Donald Landon
Location ID: #10133280
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Lake Lindsay Grace: Lake Grace has approximately 240 acres of surface water and 25 acres of surrounding park area. There are two park areas: park 1 has 3 pavilions and a public restroom facility, and park 2 has 1 pavilion and a public restroom ...
Location ID: #10133281
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The Jesup Drive-In is located on Hwy 301 North or North Savannah Hwy. Opened in 1948, it is Georgia's oldest drive-in and one of the state's few continuously operating drive-in theaters offering movie lovers a unique viewing experience. The Jesup ...
Amtrak Station
Location ID: #10143412
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Rehabilitated passenger train station. Original building constructed in 1927. Gutted by a fire and rehabilitated into office space with a community meeting room on one end. Active Amtrak waiting room (unmanned station) on opposite end.
Location ID: #10144249
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Central train rails running through the center of Jesup - very active train traffic. Railfan platforms for train watchers in three locations north of Cherry St. Some CSX materials stockpiled for maintenance purposes. Switcher rails for CSX to ...
Location ID: #10004650
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Central Business district of the city of Jesup
Location ID: #10143407
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Located on Savannah Highway (Hwy 84/301) across from Rayonier and next to the Altamaha River, this field is part of a larger venue at the Jaycee Landing. Used for tractor pulls and mud-bogging events.
Dirt track arena for truck and tractor pulls; ...
Old Jesup Water Treatment plant
Location ID: #10144273
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Historic water treatment center and standing water pipe. Original water pipe for first city water system. Treatment center building WPA project from 1936
Babe's Mighty Mites, Ben Park Complex
Location ID: #10143271
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sports complex, baseball, football, soccer fields, concession stands, 25 acre lake, various playgrounds, walking trail
Location ID: #10143255
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farmland, pasture, farm equipment, livestock (cows), livestock pen
Location ID: #10143257
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public boat ramp with picnic pavilion; nature trail adjacent to parking area. Located on historic federal road trail designated by George Washington.
Location ID: #10143256
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public boat ramp with floating dock, lagoon, picnic pavilion, bait store, large parking lot, public restrooms
Location ID: #10099611
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Property includes diverse forest types, including Altamaha River swamp, Altamaha River sand hills, and pine flatwoods, and a wide array of indigenous plant and animal species. A large network of trails allows easy navigation of the property. Three ...
Location ID: #10001574
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Location ID: #10096220
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Location ID: #10096196
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In October 1892 the brick jail was completed on what was at that time the south end of Hinesville and replaced a one story wood jail. The site and date of construction of the first jail are unknown. The architect is unknown but the contractor was a ...
IGA Grocery Store
Location ID: #10096238
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Location ID: #10096215
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Originally built in 1756, the Midway Church was burned during the American Revolution and reconstructed in 1792. During the Civil War, General Sherman’s cavalry set up headquarters in this unique, white-framed New England-style church.
Location ID: #10096216
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Giant Oaks draped with Spanish moss shade about 1,200 graves in this cemetery, including the final resting places of two Generals in the American Revolution and Governor Nathan Brownson. During the Civil War, General Sherman’s cavalry plundered ...
Location ID: #10007118
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Emailed by:
Leah Poole
Chief Executive Officer
Liberty County Chamber of Commerce
Liberty County Convention & Visitors Bureau
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www.libertycounty.org
Location ID: #10088264
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Location ID: #10096209
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For almost 100 years this site was an active holy place where the ancestors of the local Geechee communities baptized new members into their faith. Oral and written church history from the surviving descendants of the First African Baptist Church ...
Location ID: #10096206
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Fort Morris State Historic Site was built to defend the former town of Sunbury, which was once a bustling seaport second in Georgia only to Savannah. Fort Morris was used as a coastal fortification during the Revolutionary War. The earthen works ...
Location ID: #10096234
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With luxurious country lodging and gourmet dining, Dunham Farms appeals to those who enjoy a quiet, secluded and beautiful break from the rest of the world. Overnight guests are nestled in the middle of 6,000 private acres of forests, marshes and ...