Toombs County, Georgia
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Toombs County, designated in 1905 from portions of Tattnall, Montgomery and Emanuel counties, recognizes General Robert Toombs. During his tenure in both houses of Congress, Toombs spoke strongly for secession. Fittingly, he later accepted positions as Jefferson Davis’ secretary of state and brigadier general for the Confederate Army.
Lyons, the county seat, built around a railroad depot on the line connecting Macon to Savannah.
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Celebrate the Season: Christmas Activities Along Traditions Highway 15
As the holiday season approaches, the charming communities along Traditions Highway 15 are preparing to welcome visitors with festive celebrations that capture the true spirit of small-town Georgia. From tree lightings to parades, and even ice skating in the heart [...]
The Ultimate Treasure Hunt Returns: Traditions Treasures Along Highway 15
The crisp air carries more than just the scent of autumn leaves this year – it brings the excitement of discovery, the thrill of the hunt, and the promise of hidden gems waiting to be unearthed. Mark your calendars, treasure [...]
Fall Festivities along Traditions Highway 15
As September settles over Georgia's heartland, there's a subtle shift in the rhythm of life along Traditions Highway 15. The early morning air carries a gentle crispness that whispers of autumn's approach, while late afternoon breezes bring a welcome respite [...]