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When we visited Macon in 2002,
the downtown was undergoing urban renewal. The many museums and historic homes are
sprinkled around the city. The city provided bus tours (25 cents per
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Location
Central Georgia on I-75 and I-16
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Population
About
95,000
Museums
Cannonball House and Confederate Museum
Fort
Benjamin Hawkins
(The western frontier in 1806)
Georgia Music Hall of Fame
Georgia Sports Hall of Fame
Harriet Tubman African-American Museum
Hay
House
Sidney Lanier Cottage
(several more)
Other features
Antique shops
Art galleries
Bed and Breakfasts/Inns
Campgrounds and RV parks near Macon
Check
Woodall's guide
Historic homes and other historic buildings
(many)
Hotels
and vacation rentals in and near Macon
Ocmulgee National Monument
(Native American)
Restaurants
Trolley tours
Visitors Center
Hours
Many attractions closed on Sunday
Festivals
Cherry Blossom Festival
(and several others)
Recommended stay
1-2 days
Tourist information
Macon-Bibb County Convention and Visitors
Bureau:
800-768-3401 www.MaconGA.org
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