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Visit the Uncle Remus Museum at Turner Park and gather around the fireside for the adventurous tales of Brer Rabbit, and learn about the life and writing of Joel Chandler Harris. Turner Park, site of the museum, was a part of the original home place of Joseph Sidney Turner, the "Little Boy" in the tales of Uncle Remus. The museum is a log cabin made from two original Putnam County slave cabins. The buildings are similar to the one occupied by Uncle Remus, the lovable character made famous by…

Home to Pulitzer Prize winner Alice Walker, Eatonton is located in the heart of Georgia's Lake Country and filled with historic homes, boutique shopping and recreation.

Don't miss Rock Eagle Effigy Mound, a fascinating and totally free prehistoric site in Eatonton, Georgia. Rock Eagle is over a thousand years old and as such is one of the oldest sites in Georgia. Read all about the effigy and my experience there in my post! Native American sites in Georgia | Woodland culture | Ancient sites in the south | Day trips from Atlanta | Hidden gems in the south | Pre-Columbian sites | Ancient ruins | Family travel | Travel with kids

There are so many things to do in Eatonton, Georgia. This little city offers history, museums, and so much more!

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This Is My South tells of the north Georgia mountains and some unique and fun things you can do in the area, seven to be exact. This area of Georgia has beautiful and quaint little towns and a leisurely pace. Find interesting things like visiting weird and quirky landmarks, chasing waterfalls, sipping Georgia wines at wineries, glamping, and more. We have all the information you need to help you find these interesting things to do in the north Georgia mountains. #georgia #mountains

“I'm kinder lopsided an' pidgin-toad, but watch me keepin de middle er de road.” Joel Chandler Harris Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah, zip-a-Dee-ay, Wonderful feeling, wonderful day! (a quote from the movie, Song of the South). We are are our way to go to the land of 'Brer Rabbit'. A few of our friends had recommended we go to Eatonton saying it was a quaint town and to definitely go see the Uncle Remus Museum in town. We took their advise and couldn't be happier. The Uncle Remus museum has some very…

Ever wonder what some of the oldest towns in Georgia were like? Take a look at 8 of the oldest, all of which have an incredible history.

From the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains to many historic battlegrounds, memorials and forts, Georgia offers something for everyone.

There are so many things to do in Eatonton, Georgia. This little city offers history, museums, and so much more!

There are so many things to do in Eatonton, Georgia. This little city offers history, museums, and so much more!

Statue of Brer Rabbit, Eatonton, Georgia.

I had the incredible honor of photographing Mallory and Miles' breathtaking Lake Oconee wedding. Have a look at more details from their day!

Carnegie Library, 1915, Eatonton | Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown

Nestled between the pines of Eatonton, GA the Uncle Remus Museum captures the time and life of Joel Chandler Harris, Uncle Remus, and ante-bellum Georgia.

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Visit the Uncle Remus Museum at Turner Park and gather around the fireside for the adventurous tales of Brer Rabbit, and learn about the life and writing of Joel Chandler Harris. Turner Park, site of the museum, was a part of the original home place of Joseph Sidney Turner, the "Little Boy" in the tales of Uncle Remus. The museum is a log cabin made from two original Putnam County slave cabins. The buildings are similar to the one occupied by Uncle Remus, the lovable character made famous by…

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Rock Eagle and Rock Hawk Indian Mounds are stone mounds constructed in the shape of birds. Watch a short video, view a 3-D reconstruction, and peruse an image gallery to learn more about these two Native American sites.