The Dixie Wing Commemorative Air Force is a fully functional World War II aircraft museum that focuses on educating people on the history and aircraft technology of the period. In addition to providing live examples of aircraft, the Air Force puts on regular events that showcase the historical airplanes in flight. In addition to highlighting the best American aircraft used during World War II, the Dixie Wing Commemorative Air Force also presents select aircraft from other countries in an effort to provide a complete educational experience for each of its visitors.
This open-air amphitheater (known to locals as The Fred) was originally built to be the home for the famous drama The McIntosh Trail. Over the years, its purpose evolved. In the late 1980s, with the help of the City's Recreation Department, it began to hold concerts for senior citizens. Local theater groups then began to use it for their shows, as did the Atlanta Pops Orchestra. It is now most famous for the summer concerts series, where wonderful artists come out to perform for crowds that can reach 1600 people.
This majestic antebellum house and city landmark, built in 1855, is now converted into a historic museum housing a variety of historic exhibits. Passed down through several historic Fayetteville families (which explains the multiple names), the museum features an exhibit of memorabilia from Margaret Mitchell's Gone With The Wind, a replica of the first flag made in Fayette County, relics from the Civil War and a garden of native and historically important plants! Self-guided and guided tours available.
Senoia Area Historical Society aims to preserve and promote the rich and intriguing history of the charming town that is Senoia. The immersive history museum finds home in the Carmichael House, a beautiful piece of architecture wonder that dates back to 1870. One of the oldest homes of Senoia, the building in itself is a stunning landmark. Staffed by knowledgeable members and volunteers, the museum displays a collection of exhibits that trace the history of the city beginning from its Native American era to the modern times.
Two of the oldest functioning hangars in Hapeville, is where the Delta Flight Museum is based. The Historic Hangar 1 holds up archives including an extensive collection of images, airline uniforms, films, and a library. There are a number of restored aircrafts parked here too. The Historic Hangar 2 also holds many aircrafts including some really impressive ones like the Boeing 767 Delta Ship 102. The outdoor collection at this facility showcases a number of aircrafts as well. All in all, visitors at this museum are assured to have an experience they’ll cherish for a lifetime.
The city of Fairburn attracts hordes of tourists every year for its Georgia Renaissance Festival. This fair takes place at its fairgrounds which gets transformed into a medieval village complete with its jousting arenas, trinket markets, food carts and souvenir stalls. The fairgrounds during the festival is divided into the Olde Towne, Royal Highlands, and Queens Garden. It includes ample parking space, restrooms, ATMs machine and information desks. The grounds are fully accessible, and wheelchairs, as well as strollers, can be hired here.
The Dixie Wing Commemorative Air Force is a fully functional World War II aircraft museum that focuses on educating people on the history and aircraft technology of the period. In addition to providing live examples of aircraft, the Air Force puts on regular events that showcase the historical airplanes in flight. In addition to highlighting the best American aircraft used during World War II, the Dixie Wing Commemorative Air Force also presents select aircraft from other countries in an effort to provide a complete educational experience for each of its visitors.
The Skylight Farm is a vegetable farm in Douglasville, Georgia that practices sustainable development of organic farming. Their farming techniques are highly-valued methods, which ensure the well-being of both the plant as well as the environment it grows in.
Dating to 1868, this two-story farmhouse was the home of Jeremiah Gilbert, the son of the first doctor to settle in Fulton County. The fieldstone and mortar construction is a rare surviving example of the type of farmhouse that flourished in the region during the Reconstruction era, and many of the home's original outbuildings still stand on the property. The house has been restored to its original condition, and stands as one of the oldest surviving buildings in Atlanta.
One woman’s vision, a husband’s dedication and the passion for music is the foundation for the very famous Spivey Hall in Atlanta, Georgia. Named after Emilie and Walter Spivey, the history of Spivy Hll is as interesting as the construction of the spectacular hall. The Hall with its cosy seating, gives the perfect view of the stage, no matter where the seat is and the magnificent pipe organ, installed according to Emilie’s wishes is just breathtaking. The Hall has garnered a lot of importance since the time it began, hosting some wonderful jazz and classical music concerts and made its mark as a premiere venue for music lovers.