St. Stephens Episcopal Church
In the winter of 1864 while soldiers from the northern states were searching for housing from the recently devastated town of Milledgeville, many soldiers made their home in St. Stephens Episcopal Church. Damage was done both to the interior of the church building and the church organ. For additional imformation on this historic church, please check their website. http://www.ststephensga.org/
Memory Hill Cemetery, Final resting place of Flannery O'Connor, Honorable Carl Vinson, Susan Myrick, Charles Holmes Herty, numerous college presidents, the individuals of which the book Paris Trout was written, in addition to 326 Confederate grave sites. Memory Hill Cemetery is located at 300 West Franklin Street.
http://www.friendsofcems.org/memoryhill/default1.htm – Walking tour information can be found at this website.
Old Capitol Museum – The Old Capitol Museum is located in the Old Capitol Building, GMC Campus at 201 East Green Street.
http://www.oldcapitalmuseum.org/ - Additional information about The Old Capitol Museum can be found at this website.
Andalusia, home of novelist Flannery O'Connor
http://www.andalusiafarm.org/ - Information about Flannery O'Connor's life and her home, Andalusia, can be found at this site. Andalusia is located on 441 North, outside Milledgeville.
Milledgeville Convention and Visitors Bureau – Capitals, Columns and Culture – is a treasure chest containing information on Milledgeville, the Antebellum Capitol of Georgia. You can request a visitors guide for the city or tour a Virtual Visitor's Guide of Historic Milledgeville. Click here for additional information. http://www.milledgevillecvb.com/
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