Spring on Kennesaw Mountain

Dr. Mary Coeli Meyer with an article about the wildflowers she found climbing Kennesaw Mountain. More North Georgia Naturally

After Atlanta

William Tecumseh Sherman occupies Atlanta while John Bell Hood returns to northwest Georgia. During the Union pursuit, Grant approves the plan for the "March to the Sea." by Randy Golden More The Civil War in Georgia

Cartersville, Georgia

About North Georgia editors take a look at the history of Cartersville, from the Woodland Indians to the building of Allatoona dam. More cities

From this apartment Margaret Mitchell wrote Gone With the Wind, the book that is today considered the definition of a romance novel. Join us as we visit the home she called "The Dump" and a museum to the movie it spawned.

Zoo Atlanta

Rising from the ashes of the municipal zoo, Zoo Atlanta is a wildlife habitat whose story is worth retelling. Don't forget to take a tour of the zoo with Roadside Georgia's Phyllis Reardon!

The Cyclorama

Housed in a building in Grant Park next to the zoo, Atlanta's Cyclorama is 360 feet of excitement in the round, revisiting the Civil War's Battle of Atlanta.

Touring the Battle of Atlanta

Roadside Georgia takes a trip around a Civil War battlefield all but lost to time. Phyllis Reardon More Georgia Tours

Long Creek Falls

One of the early highlights on the Appalachian Trail is this wide falls that's an easy two-mile hike (round trip). More trails...

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After Atlanta
Appalachian Trail
Cartersville, Georgia
John Bell Hood
Kennesaw Mountain
Long Creek Falls
March to the Sea
Margaret Mitchell House
North Georgia Naturally
Spring on Kennesaw Mountain
The Civil War in Georgia
The Cyclorama
William Tecumseh Sherman
Woodland Indians
Zoo Atlanta

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