Statues and Monuments in Georgia

Listed below are statues, monuments, sculptures, and busts related to Georgia history and culture.
 
 

Ellis Arnall

Gov. and Mrs. Joseph E. Brown

State Capitol Pediment

Jimmy Carter

"Expelled Because of Color"

"Miss Freedom"

John B. Gordon

Benjamin Hill

Statue of Liberty

Juliette Gordon Low

Mary Latimere McLendon

Margaret Mitchell bust

James Oglethorpe bust

Richard Russell

Eugene Talmadge

Herman Talmadge

Vietnam War Memorial

World War I and II

Tom Watson
 
 

Hank Aaron

Hank Aaron bust

Ty Cobb

"The Flair"

Benjamin Mays (Morehouse College)

Phil Niekro

Thomas Talbot

W&A RR Zero Mile Post

African-Americans (proposed)

Forsyth Park Fountain

William Gordon

Nathanael Greene

William Jasper

Original Jewish Cemetery

James Oglethorpe

James Oglethorpe bronze bust

Olympic Statue

Casimir Pulaski

Tomochichi

Waving Girl

John Wesley
 
 

Athena (Athens)

Battle of Bloody Marsh (St. Simons Island)

Brer Rabbit (Eatonton)

Egg Man (Cumming)

William Few (Augusta)

First State Capitol Marker (Louisville)

Fort Augusta (Augusta)

Fort King George (Darien)

Joel Chandler Harris Marker (Eatonton)

James Jackson (Jefferson)

Lafayette (LaGrange)

Charles Lindbergh (Americus)

Crawford Long (Danielsville)

James Oglethorpe (Jasper)

James Oglethorpe (Lexington)

Oglethorpe Residence Marker (St. Simons Island)

Old Ebenezer (Effingham County)

Franklin D. Roosevelt (Gainesville)

Richard Russell (Lake Russell)

Romulus and Remus (Rome)

Sequoyah (Calhoun)

Alexander Stephens (Crawfordville)
 
 

Jefferson Davis (Irwinville)

Jefferson Davis (Hazlehurst)

Joseph E. Johnson (Dalton)

Battle of Kennesaw Mountain (Cobb County)

Kneeling Woman (Andersonville)

Prisoner of War Monument (Andersonville
 
 

Confederate Monuments of Georgia

Lexington Statue

Macon Statue

Rome Statue

Women of the Confederacy (Rome)
 
 

Georgia Guidestones (Elbert County)

Iron Horse (Greene County)

Olympic Flame Tower (Atlanta)
 
 

Crawford W. Long (U.S. Capitol)

Richard Russell (Richard Russell U.S. Senate Office Building)

Alexander Stephens (U.S. Capitol)
 
 
 
 

Also see Georgia State Historical Markers
 
 

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