The Historic district of Milledgeville boasts some of the most beautiful homes in the country. Doorway after doorway you’re met with gorgeous entries, charming stairs, and let’s not forget beautiful fanlights. In the 1720’s, fanlights, an often-semicircular window with glazing bars or tracery sets…
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Today is a special day in Milledgeville, March 25th would have been Mary Flannery O’Connor’s 95th birthday. While Milledgeville typically hosts activities and events to celebrate her life and birthday, this year social distancing requires us to celebrate a bit differently. Instead of visiting…
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Whether you enjoy beautiful architecture, intriguing history, or spring blooms, Milledgeville is brimming with options for cultural enthusiasts. Learn about the local past, take in beautiful homes, and witness the spring season come alive through these self-guided tours. As it is an important time…
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Travel Milledgeville’s charming southern town with the community’s most iconic mode of transport - “Milly” the Trolley. From beautiful Greek revival style homes to educational centers, Milledgeville prides itself on the historic preservation and classic architecture that makes our town so beautiful…
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You don’t have to break your wallet to have a great time in Milledgeville. From outdoor adventures to a drink at the bar, there are so many local locations perfect for saving you money without sacrificing your experience. Check out our top ten favorite spots that will make your visit memorable and…
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This February marks the 94th anniversary of Black History Month where we, as Americans, celebrate the contributions made by important people and events in black history. Take a look at 5 ways Milledgeville played a role in making black history. In your free time or on the weekend, reserve a spot for…
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It is the start of 2020 and this year is the absolutely perfect time to visit Milledgeville! We’ve got a whole new year ahead of us and that means a whole new year of possibilities! We have so many great experiences coming up and we hope you use this blog as a checklist to get them all done. Let’s…
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There’s no place like Milledgeville for the holidays. Mistletoe hangs in historic homes, your favorite Christmas songs fill the air, and the magic of the season is all around in our small town. Here in Milledgeville, you can take a candlelit tour of Georgia's Old Governor’s Mansion, delight in a…
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The Willis House is a beautiful home nestled among towering magnolia trees on the southside of Milledgeville. The property has all the southern charm and elegance you can imagine...plus a lively spirit. Saralyn Latham, the current owner of the house, says her great aunt Sissy is alive and well. In…
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Marion Stembridge is one of Milledgeville’s most notorious characters. Even decades after his death, whispers of his crimes still circulate around town. Some even say that Marion himself can still be seen and heard. His story is one of murder, intrigue, and pain. If you want to know more about the…
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