Our proud history began in 1803, when the state of Georgia searched for a site for its new capital. 
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Our opulent halls have been graced by governors and haunted by ghosts. We have hosted senators and
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Beneath the sun-dripped shade of towering oaks, Milledgeville still beckons travelers with
Hospitality and southern style can be found in Milledgeville from quaint Bed & Breakfast Inns to
Our charming Mainstreet city features dining options ranging from country rustic to southern-
AccommodationsHospitality and southern style can be found in Milledgeville from quaint Bed & Breakfast Inns to over 600 hotel rooms as well as spacious camp grounds. Whether you would like to meander on a white-columned porch while sipping a glass of ice tea or experience comfortable, inviting accommodations with just the right amount of amenities we have everything you need!...
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AttractionsBeneath the sun-dripped shade of towering oaks, Milledgeville still beckons travelers with impressive architecture, historic venues, a glistening lake, and an authentic arboretum. Stroll through our perfectly charming downtown, or take a trolley ride! Amongst the grand Antebellum homes lining the streets of Milledgeville there exists a wealth of cultural...
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Outdoor ActivitiesMilledgeville has so much more than just historic homes and museums to offer. Rent a boat and tour beautiful Lake Sinclair or enjoy a peaceful afternoon of fishing. If your children are more adventurous, you can take a self-guided tour of Bartram Educational Forest. If the boys just want to be boys, send them off to play a round of golf and the girls can enjoy a...
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Shopping & DiningFeaturing an abundance of shopping from our historic downtown to many specialty and antique shops, you will certainly find that perfect item! Our charming Mainstreet city also offers dining options ranging from country rustic to southern elegance. Whether it is fried chicken or filet mignon, we can accommodate whatever your palate desires!
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Trolley TourMilledgeville's Trolley Tour is the best way to take in the town. A drive through the landmark historic district includes rotating visits to the Old State Capitol, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Lockerly Hall, and the Stetson-Sanford House. The trolley tour is available Monday - Friday at 10:00 AM and on Saturday at 2:00 PM. The cost is $10.00 per person for adults and...
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| 02/22/2010 | Governor Perdue announces 2010 Entrepreneur Summit Governor Sonny Perdue announced today that the 2010 Entrepreneur Summit will take place March 2-3 at Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville. The theme for this year's summit is "The Journey Continues...Survive and Thrive!" and will feature remarks by Governor Perdue and participation from members of the business and economic development communities in Georgia. |
| 11/04/2009 | State's Tourism Division Awards Marketing Grants ATLANTA, November 4, 2009 - The Georgia Department of Economic Development's (GDEcD) Tourism Division awarded co-operative tourism marketing grants to 41 communities, convention & visitor bureaus, regional travel associations and other non-profit tourism entities across the state. A total of $500,000 was awarded. |
| 08/31/2009 | Georgia's Antebellum Trail announces 2010 Pilgrimage dates! Georgia's Antebellum Trail, the state's first official tourism Trail, presents the second annual Antebellum Trail Pilgrimage on April 21-25, 2010. The 100-mile trail, spanning seven communities from Athens to Macon, features events, tours and entrance into private historic homes not generally open to the public. |
| 06/16/2008 | Phase IV of the BSS Restoration to Begin to the support of the Sara Giles Moore Foundation and the Watson-Brown Foundation Junior Board, Georgia's Old Capital Historical Society is pleased to announce the beginning of Phase IV of restoration work on (the Grand Lady of Milledgeville) the 1825 Brown – Stetson – Sanford House. |
| 06/16/2008 | 42nd Anniversary of BSS House and Hard Hat Tour January 19 1861, November 22, 1864 and June 29, 1966 are all important dates in the history of Milledgeville. However, the move of the Brown – Stetson – Sanford House in 1966 is the date that is truly worth celebrating! |
| 05/30/2008 | Checkered Past Brings Charming Present Milledgeville in the early 1800s was a busy red light district. According to Matthew Davis, assistant curator of education at the Old Governor's Mansion, it had a reputation for being a bit, shall we say, seedy |
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