Andersonville, GA

Andersonville Prison, also known as Camp Sumter, was one of the largest military prisons during the Civil War. During a 14 month period, over 45,000 Union soldiers were held at Camp Sumter. Almost 13,000 of these soldiers died while prisoners of war. These soldiers were laid to rest at Andersonville National Cemetery. Today Andersonville National Cemetery serves as a National Cemetery for present-day veterans.

The National Prison of War Museum in Andersonville opened in 1998. The museum is dedicated to American men and women who have suffered as prisoners of war.

Andersonville, GA, located less than 20 miles off US Highway 19 is a historic city that you don’t want to miss.

Plains, GA

Plains is the home of Jimmy Carter, the 39^th President of the United States of America and a Nobel Peace Prize Winner. Stop by Maranatha Baptist Church and attend Jimmy Carter’s Sunday School Class. Enjoy a ride on the S.A.M. Shortline Excursion Train.

Attend the Plains Annual Peanut Festival and enjoy a fun yet educational day for the entire family. Take a guided tour of the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm. And, finally, relax after a long day, as you spend the night at the Plains Historic Inn, located on Main Street.