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George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens
703-780-2000
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www.mountvernon.org/
Explore George Washington's estate overlooking the Potomac River and discover 45 acres of family fun, including hands-on activities, special tours, river cruises, farm animals, shopping dining and more.
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Georgia Music & Sports Halls of Fame
Toll Free: 1-800-768-3401
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www.maconga.org/
Located in Macon, "The Song and Soul of the South"; a perfect stop on I-75 and I-16, just south of Atlanta as you travel to historic Savannah or Georgia's coast. The world would not be the same without the contribution of many Georgia musicians, Ray Charles, Little Richard, James Brown, and Johnny Mercer.
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Georgia Peach Festival
Byron & Ft. Valley, GA
877-322-4371
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www.gapeachfestival.com
The Peach Festival honors peach growers for their contribution to our state's economy and holds the honor of being the only state–sanctioned food festival. Enjoy a taste of the World’s Largest Peach Cobbler served free. June 2008.
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Georgia's Antebellum Trail and Peach Country
Toll Free: 1-800-VISITGA
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www.historicgeorgia.org/
As visitors travel through the state, driving the backroads of Georgia is where you will find your fill of perfectly charming towns, authentic antiques, and quaint little shops. Stop to smell the flowers, see the white-columned plantation homes that the south is known for. Follow themed trails through the region so endearing even Sherman couldn't bear to burn it all down. Even if you don't follow the entire trail, it's a great way to get off the interstate and experience the small towns and heart of Georgia.
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