In downtown Sandersville, a series of great murals captures the beauty of the town’s history and spirit. Among them, a sentimental refreshment invites visitors to snap a selfie in front of a vintage Coca-Cola advertisement. Nearby, a mural celebrates the achievements of a local Olympic Gold Medalist, while another pays tribute to Private Willie Lee Duckworth, Sr.. These murals serve as vibrant reminders of Sandersville’s rich heritage and community pride.

Nestled amidst echoes of the past, Hamburg State Park offers a blend of history and outdoor pursuits. Situated by Hamburg Lake, the campground has shaded sites with modern amenities including hot showers and electric hookups. Anglers can reel in bass, crappie, and bream, while wildlife enthusiasts can spot turtles, alligators, and various birds. The park features a functioning 1921 gristmill and a museum showcasing antique agricultural tools from rural Georgia.

Tennille, GA’s train depot, a post-war reconstruction, stands as a quiet yet significant landmark. Its charming patio offers a spot to watch passing trains, while nearby, a historical marker tells of the history of Tennille and how Sherman’s march nearly destroyed the railroad. This space is also part of the Jefferson Davis Heritage Trail, and is a place where history and present converge.