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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

SERENITY WELLNESS SPA & Salon sign, Milledgeville Georgia Serenity Wellness Spa Salon, Milledgeville Baldwin County GA. Beauty Shop

SERENITY WELLNESS SPA sign,

Milledgeville Georgia Serenity Wellness Spa Salon,Baldwin County GA.

SERENITY WELLNESS SPA & SALON

107 Sportsman Club Road Northeast
Milledgeville, GA 31061-8787
Serenity Spa Phone Number 478-453-8158

SERENITY WELLNESS SPA Salon sign,

Milledgeville Georgia Serenity Wellness Spa,Baldwin County GA.

SERENITY WELLNESS SPA Salon sign,

Pampering and Fitness Milledgeville Georgia Serenity Wellness Spa

SERENITY WELLNESS SPA Salon Entrance

Milledgeville Georgia Serenity Wellness Spa Baldwin County GA.

SERENITY WELLNESS SPA & SALON

107 Sportsman Club Road Northeast
Milledgeville, GA 31061-8787
Serenity Spa Phone Number 478-453-8158

Sunday, August 15, 2010

DEEP ROOTS FALL FESTIVAL 2010 Milledgeville Georgia Deep Roots Festival October 23rd,Baldwin County GA BBQ Cook Off.

2010 DEEP ROOTS FALL FESTIVAL BBQ Cook Off

Saturday OCTOBER 23rd

MILLEDGEVILLE GEORGIA

Baldwin County GA.

The festival, falling under Milledgeville Mainstreet Downtown Development Authority, is made possible through the efforts of volunteers. More than 150 volunteers worked to make last year’s festival a success.

Teams competing in the Deep Roots Festival BBQ Cook-Off will be named in early October.

Arts and Crafts vendors are also welcome to apply for space at the festival.

The Deep Roots Festival opens at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 23. Admission is $5 before 5 p.m. and $15 after 5 p.m.

To volunteer or to learn more about the Deep Roots Festival,

call Milledgeville Mainstreet at (478) 414-4014.

Sunday, August 1, 2010

OCONEE RIVER GREENWAY TRAIL, Milledgeville Georgia Oconee River Walking Trails, Baldwin County GA.

OCONEE RIVER GREENWAY TRAIL rules sign,

Milledgeville Georgia Oconee River Walking Trails, Baldwin County GA.

Park Open 30 minutes before Sunrise to 30 minutes after Sunset
Closed after heavy rains due to flooding from Lake Sinclair Dam

OCONEE RIVER GREENWAY TRAIL Bridge,

Milledgeville Georgia Oconee River Walking Trails, Baldwin County GA.

OCONEE RIVER GREENWAY TRAIL Boat Ramp,

Milledgeville Georgia Oconee River Walking Trails, Baldwin County GA.

Monday, May 3, 2010

MILLEDGEVILLE MALL, The Milledgeville Mall, N. Columbia St., Milledgeville Georgia, Baldwin County GA. stores

Milledgeville Mall, N. Columbia St., Milledgeville Georgia, Baldwin County GA. stores

Milledgeville Mall

2400 N. Columbia St.

Milledgeville GA. 31061

Phone numbers

Mall 478-452-2562

JC Penney 478-453-7566

Office Max 478-452-8568

Starbucks Coffee 478-454-4040

JC PENNEY, JC Penney retail store at Milledgeville Mall, Milledgeville Georgia

JC Penney 478-453-7566

MOVIE THEATERS, Carmike 6 Theatres, Movie Theatre Milledgeville Georgia, Movies at Milledgeville Mall

Carmike 6 Theatres, Movie Theatre Milledgeville Georgia, Movies at Milledgeville Mall

Carmike 6 Movie Theaters

2400 N. Columbia St., behind Mall

Milledgeville GA. 31061

Movie Theater Phone number 478-453-8383

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

LITTLE FISHING CREEK GOLF COURSE, Little Fishing Creek Golf Course, Milledgeville Georgia, Home of GCSU college golf team

Little Fishing Creek Golf Course, Milledgeville Georgia, Home of GCSU college golf team

LITTLE FISHING CREEK GOLF COARSE
65 Highway 22 W.
Milledgeville Georgia 31061

LITTLE FISHING CREEK Phone Number 478-445-0796

Little Fishing Creek Park Golf Course, Milledgeville Georgia,

The 18-hole "Little Fishing Creek" course at the Little Fishing Creek Golf Course facility in Milledgeville Georgia features 6,700 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course is on Bermuda grass.

Kyle Wall manages the course as the General Manager.

Phone Number 478-445-0796
Fax (478) 445-1629

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Old Governor's Mansion Museum Store sign hours, Milledgeville Georgia

Old Governor's Mansion

Completed in 1839, the Old Governor's Mansion is one of the finest examples of High Greek Revival architecture in the nation. Designed by noted architect Charles Clusky, an Irish immigrant, and built by Timothy Porter of Farmington, Connecticut, the Mansion looms over Milledgeville with its stately columns and imposing facade. Serving as the residence for Georgia's chief executives for over thirty years, the Mansion's history encompasses the antebellum, Civil War, and early Reconstruction phases of the state's history. Such noted state leaders as George Crawford, Howell Cobb, and Joseph E. Brown resided in the building and used it as a stage for speeches and also to introduce guests of national standing. During the Civil War, the Mansion was claimed as a "prize" in the "March to the Sea," when General William T. Sherman headquartered in the building on November 22, 1864. Following the war, Georgia's seat of government was relocated to Atlanta, and the Mansion was abandoned. Given over to Georgia Normal & Industrial College (currently known as Georgia College & State University) in 1889, the Mansion served as the founding building of the institution and is the campus's most treasured structure.