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John Houstoun McIntosh Sugarhouse was built in 1855 by General John Houstoun MacIntosh and his family, a successful family of planters. The two-story building is substantial in size and has a beautiful white portico that welcomes visitors as they arrive. Inside the main house is filled with authentic furnishings that give it that old plantation feel and it houses artifacts from the era. Outback lies acres of cotton fields, where the genus grew one of the most profitable crops of its day.Address : St Marys, GA 31558, USA
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McIntosh Sugarmill ParkMcIntosh Sugarmill Park, is a beautiful outdoor destination for locals and visitors alike. Surrounded by lush foliage, the park offers peaceful nature trails weaving through the surrounding maritime forest and freshwater streams connected to the nearby Satilla River. As one of Georgia's 3-Star Parks, McIntosh Sugarmill Park’s amenities include picnicking facilities, horseshoe pits, fishing docks, sporting fields and courts, a dog park, playgrounds, an amphitheater and more.
Crooked River State ParkCrooked River State Park is a great place for visitors to explore. Nature lovers can find plenty of activities ranging from hiking trails through lush forests to kayaking along the impressive marshlands. There are also several picnic spots located throughout the park and a fishing dock so visitors can take in some breathtaking sunset views over the river. The campgrounds are a great option for those looking to spend extended time here but there are also convenient cabins available.
St Marys RailroadThe St Marys Railroad was built in the late 1840s to provide an east-west connection for logging and cotton operations. It was the first line of a larger system that eventually stretched from St Marys, through Darien to Savannah. In 1948, the Eastern Railway of Georgia acquired the railroad and after several upgrades, provided passenger service until 1966. Although its original purpose was to transport lumber and cotton, much freight also ran along this route at one time or another.
Orange Hall Gilman Cultural CenterThe Orange Hall Gilman Cultural Center is an institution dedicated to the conservation of the African-American heritage. Located on Hwy 40, just outside of Kingsland, the museum houses artifacts and artwork spanning millennia. It contains a powerful history of the region and its impact on civil rights movements over time. Visitors are invited to explore four main areas: library and archives, interactive displays, galleries featuring exhibitions and a variety of workshops open to all.
St. Marys Waterfront Park - Howard Gilman Memorial ParkSt. Marys Waterfront Park – Howard Gilman Memorial Park is a peaceful outdoor destination. This scenic park offers visitors the opportunity to experience nature in a beautiful and tranquil setting with plenty of amenities for everyone to enjoy. Stroll along the boardwalks that take you past gorgeous live oak trees and panoramic marsh views. Take a dip in the salt or freshwater swimming areas or enjoy a picnic at one of the park’s many pavilions.
Stafford PlantationStafford Plantation, Founded in 1786 by Samuel Stafford and his brother John, the land was developed for farming that provided coastal-salt marsh hay to meet the demands of soldiers in fort McAllister. The plantation went through many owners over most of the 19th century until eventually it fell into disuse. In 1972, Carol Gartrell-Stafford purchased the property and began renovating it. Today it is used as an event venue space for weddings, receptions, and corporate events.
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Camden CountyCamden County is located in the southeastern corner of Georgia and is known for its pristine landscape and coastal features. Its towns are among the earliest established in the state, including St. Marys, founded in 1787. The county offers locals and visitors alike a mix of rural charm and modern conveniences, with two major cities, Kingsland and St. Marys, as well as small town Jacksonville located on the Nassau Sound with its view of Cumberland Island and sea oats waving in the wind. Camden Co
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