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PLOT SUMMARY: Two Hall of Fame pool players as owners makes this one great spot to play! Archer's Place is located just steps from downtown in a shopping center. Step inside and you'll find a large, smoke-free sports bar with po…
PLOT SUMMARY: Georgia’s first state park for African Americans was created on Lake Allatoona in 1950, when John Loyd Atkinson, a Tuskegee Airman in World War II, sought a recreational facility for Black Georgians. The neare…
PLOT SUMMARY: Built in 1886, this bridge spans 138 feet over Euharlee Creek in Euharlee, Georgia. The historic bridge was constructed by Washington W. King, son of famed bridge builder …
PLOT SUMMARY: This one-acre cemetery between the Euharlee Presbyterian and Euharlee Baptist Chur…
PLOT SUMMARY: The great-great-grandmother of Michelle Obama was laid to rest in 1938 in Kingston, Georgia. The legacy of the First Lady's ancestor was recounted in a
PLOT SUMMARY: This locally-owned business is housed in a former blacksmith shop, built in the 1800s. You can still see the soot on the ceiling! Euharlee Creek Outfitters rents tubes, kayaks, and canoes. They also offer shuttle service. Expect to spend anywhere from 1 to 7 hours on the river depending on your mode of travel and your pace. Owner Zach Tyree says this section of the river contains class one rapids.
PLOT SUMMARY: Pine Acres Retreat is located on Lake Allatoona in Bartow County. The 210-acre retreat is a popular destination for group getaways, family reunions, church outings, corporate picnics and more. Renovated event venues, guest lodging with cottages, tent campsites and bathhouses, a large swimming pool, picnic shelters, a swim dock and hiking trails may be enjoyed with reservations. Kayak and canoe rentals are available onsite. State and local lodging tax of 15% applies to all cabin and campsite rentals. As the former site of a Black Girl Scout camp, this location is included in the
PLOT SUMMARY: Located on Lake Allatoona, Red Top Mountain State Park connects visitors to nature and history. This park is a popular location for swimming, water skiing and fishing. Visitors can bring their own boats or rent from nearby marinas. A sand swimming beach is nestled i…
PLOT SUMMARY: On the outskirts of Cartersville you'll find this historic site, rich with Native American history. Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site includes six large, earthen mounds covered in grass and accessible by large wooden staircases. From the tops of these mounds, visit…
PLOT SUMMARY: The Cartersville Farmer’s Market is held downtown, across from City Hall and next to the railroad tracks. While you're in Downtown Cartersville, you can browse through more than two dozen retail stores,…
