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Civilian Conservation Corps Camp P-56, Company 1367
On this site in July 1933, CCC Camp P~56 Company 1367, ope...
Church of the Good Shepard
Beginning in 1883 with services held in nearby private hom...
Millbrook
Home of John Wayles Eppes
Approximately 2 miles east...
Oak Hill Cemetery
This nonsectarian cemetery was dedicated on June 27, 1848 ...
The General
This is the original locomotive made famous by its partici...
Buttermilk Falls
At the foot of this lane
at Buttermilk Falls, was<...
Dodge County Memorial Park
This park is dedicated to the men and women
o...
Dr. Vincent Le Seigneur House
38 Church Street
This three and one half story stucc...
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church / Lowther's Hill Cemetery
Marker Front:
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Mo...
Hoschton Train Depot
The four Hosch brothers founded Hoschton in 1881 in the ho...
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Civilian Conservation Corps Camp P-56, Company 1367
On this site in July 1933, CCC Camp P~56 Company 1367, opened with an enrollment of 192 Virginia men. The camp, which was organized as one of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal employment programs, consisted of 52 small barracks, ...
Church of the Good Shepard
Beginning in 1883 with services held in nearby private homes by Trinity Church, this Episcopal church then constructed a building on Barnwell Street, was organized into a mission, and became a separate parish in 1886. Rt. Rev. Albert S. Thomas, ...
Millbrook
Home of John Wayles Eppes
Approximately 2 miles east stood Millbrook (1811-1866), home of U.S. Senator John Wayles Eppes (1773-1823). He attended the University of Pennsylvania, was graduated from Hampden-Sydney College, and was admitted to the Bar in 1794. He married ...
Oak Hill Cemetery
This nonsectarian cemetery was dedicated on June 27, 1848 before a crowd of 3,000 people. The establishment of the cemetery reflected a transition from small family or religious cemeteries. Oak Hill Cemetery has been enlarged several times and occupies 65 ...
The General
This is the original locomotive made famous by its participation in the Andrews Raid of April 12, 1862.
It was stolen by the Northern raiders who tried unsuccessfully to wreck the Confederate supply line between Atlanta, Ga., and Chattanooga, Tenn., and ...
Buttermilk Falls
At the foot of this lane
at Buttermilk Falls, was
the Headquarters of General
Israel Putnam, Commander
in the Highlands 1779
Marker is at the intersection of West Point Hwy and Webb Lane, on the right when traveling north on ...
Dodge County Memorial Park
This park is dedicated to the men and women
of the county who served their country in time
of war; it replaces six miles of memorial elms
which were relinquished for this highway.
[Seal of the American Legion Auxiliary]
The trees were planted by ...
Dr. Vincent Le Seigneur House
38 Church Street
This three and one half story stuccoed masonry Adamesque single house with a two tiered piazza was constructed between September of 1811 and June of 1812 by George Keenan, a grocery merchant. The house was purchased in 1814 ...
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church / Lowther's Hill Cemetery
Marker Front:
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, organized by 1785, first met in a nearby school. It built a sanctuary here in 1791; that year Cashaway Baptist Church merged with it. In 1818 the congregation moved about 2 mi. ...
Hoschton Train Depot
The four Hosch brothers founded Hoschton in 1881 in the hope of influencing the proposed route of the Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern Railroad. In 1833 this depot was built on land donated by the brothers. The railroad transformed the town ...