1842 Inn
Bed and breakfast inn in Macon. The 1842 Inn blends the amenities of a grand hotel and the ambience of a country inn. The guest rooms and public areas of the inn dwell within a Greek Revival antebellum house and an adjoining Victorian house that share a quaint courtyard and gardens. Rated “one of America’s top 10 inns…” by Country Inns Magazine
Atlanta History Center
Southern culture, the 1845 Tullie Smith Farm, the 1996 Olympics, and 33 acres of gardens are all celebrated at this history center in Atlanta. Georgia Kids, Georgia Family Friendly, Atlanta Kids, Atlanta Family Friendly
Bedingfield Inn Museum
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Brown House Museum
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Bulloch Hall
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Callaway Plantation
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Cannonball House and Civil War Museum
View period antiques and a collection of Civil War artifacts at the 1853-55 Greek Revival style Cannonball House in Macon.