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Georgia Historical Markers Listed below are photos and text of selected official and unofficial historical markers erected around the state. With over 1,700 official state markers currently in place, plus a large number of unofficial plaques and markers, it is unlikely that a complete photographic collection of all historical markers in Georgia will be available on the web in the near future. Nevertheless, new photos and text of markers will added on a continuing basis. State Markers General Markers Adairsville Original Site (Bartow County) Archibald Bulloch (Savannah, Chatham County) Athens Double-Barrelled Cannon (Clarke County) Brasstown Bald (Towns County) Brown Cottage (Jekyll Island, Glynn County) Dr. Elizur and Esther Butler (Floyd County) Carmel (Taloney) Mission (Pickens County) Cherokee County Gold (Canton, Cherokee County) Coldwater Methodist Church (Elbert County) Colonists' Crossing (Elbert County) Confederate Battery (Jekyll Island, Glynn County) William Cumming (Cumming, Forsyth County) Darien (Darien, McIntosh County) Du Bignon Burial Ground (Jekyll Island, Glynn County) Eagle Tavern (Watkinsville, Oconee County) Old Eagle Tavern (Sparta, Hancock County) New Ebenezer (Effingham County) Old Ebenezer (Effingham County) Ellicott's Mound (Charlton County) Old Federal Road (Pickens County) Floyd County (Rome, Floyd County) Fort Buffington (Cherokee County) Fort Early (Crisp County) Garrard's Cavalry Raid (Decatur, DeKalb County) Old Fort King George (Darien, McIntosh County) Georgia Capitol (Atlanta, Fulton County) Nathanael Greene (Savannah, Chatham County) Battle of Gully Hole Creek (St. Simons Island, Glynn County) Lyman Hall (Gainesville, Hall County) Thomas Hardwick (Sandersville, Washington County) Bishop Haygood Birthplace (Watkinsville, Oconee County) Major William Horton (Jekyll Island, Glynn County) Immaculate Conception Church (Atlanta, Fulton County) Johnson Square (Savannah, Chatham County) Two Days of Battle at Jonesboro (Jonesboro, Clayton County) Little White House (Warm Springs,Meriwether County) James Longstreet (Gainesville, Hall County) Louisville Road (Screven County) Marion County Courthouse-1848 (Tazewell, Marion County) Marion County Courthouse-1850 (Buena Vista, Marion County) Oothcaloga Valley (Gordon County) James Oglethorpe (Savannah, Chatham County) Oglethorpe's Landing (Savannah, Chatham County) Old Post Road (Elberton, Elbert County) Provost Guard Campsite (Milledgeville, Baldwin County) Saunder's Store (Sandersville, Washington County) Sherman's March to the Sea (Eatonton, Putnam County) Sherman's March to the Sea (Wrightsville, Johnson County) Silk Culture at Ebenezer (Effingham County) Spanish on Jekyll Island (Glynn County) SS Savannah and SS Randolph (Savannah, Chatham County) Steatite Boulder (Decatur, DeKalb County) Stoneman Raid (Eatonton, Putnam County) Stoneman Raid 1 (Athens-Clarke County) Stoneman Raid 2 (Athens-Clarke County) Stoneman Raid (Winder, Barrow County) Stoneman Raid (Watkinsville, Oconee County) Stoneman Raid (Decatur, DeKalb County) Tabby (Jekyll Island, Glynn County) Battle of Taliwa (Cherokee County) Telfair Academy (Savannah, Chatham County) Telfair Mansion (Savannah, Chatham County) Gen. Wiley Thompson Grave (Elberton, Elbert County) Tomochichi's Grave (Savannah, Chatham County) Trail of Tears (New Echota State Historic Site, Gordon County) U.S. Customhouse (Savannah, Chatham County) Warren House (Jonesboro, Clayton County) "Washington Guns" 1 (Savannah, Chatham County) "Washington Guns" 2 (Savannah, Chatham County) Wheeler's Cavalry at Decatur (Decatur, DeKalb County) Wright Square (Savannah, Chatham County) Zero Mile Post for W&A RR (Atlanta, Fulton County)
Also see North Georgia Roadside Historical Markers
Markers Noting Creation of Georgia Counties
Georgia Historical Society Markers Moore's Ford Lynching (Walton County)
Other William Bartram Trail (Savannah, Chatham County) Brainerd Mission (Chattanooga, Tenn.) The Cedars (Columbus, Muscogee County) Fort St. Simons (St. Simons Island, Glynn County) Franklin D. Roosevelt (Gainesville, Hall County) Georgia Capitol National Historic Landmark (Atlanta, Fulton County) Georgia Hussars (Savannah, Chatham County) Oglethorpe House (Savannah, Chatham County) Oglethorpe Oak (St. Simons Island, Glynn County) SS John Randolph (Savannah, Chatham County) Richard Russell House (Russell, Barrow County) Templeton Reid Mint (Gainesville, Hall County) Ross's Landing (Chattanooga, Tenn.) Savannah Town Plan (Savannah, Chatham County) SS Savannah (Savannah, Chatham County) George L. Smith II (Swainsboro, Emanuel County)
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