Historical Markers in Macon County, Georgia
27th Bombardment Group
3 - inch Ordnance Rifle
6 - pounder Field Gun
A Tight Stockade
American Ex-Prisoners of War
Andersonville National Cemetery
Clara Barton
Earthwork Defenses
Escape Tunnels
Father Peter Whelan
Flint River Farms Resettlement Project
Gettysburg Address
Grave Markers
Home of Samuel Henry Rumph
In Memory of ...
Lanier/Miona Springs
Lizabeth A. Turner
Lumpkin Academy
Macon County
Massachusetts
Massive Monuments
Memorial Day Order
Memorial to American Former Prisoners of War Stalag XVII-B
Memorial to POWs at Hiroshima, Japan
Michigan
Monuments and Memories
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
National Prisoner of War Museum
National Woman's Relief Corps Tribute
New York State Monument
Oflag 64 Prisoners of War
Ohio
Patriotic Work of the National Woman's Relief Corps
Pigeon-Roosts
Prisoner Burials
Providence Spring
Rhode Island
Shebangs
Star Fort
Stockade Branch
Tennessee
The Battling Bastards of Bataan
The Commandant's Perspective
The Expanded Stockade
The North Gate
The Prison Hospital
The Raiders' Graves
The Unknown Soldier
The "Sinks"
This Was Andersonville
Timothy Barnard
To the Vermonters who Perished at Andersonville
View from a Pigeon-Roost
Wisconsin
World of Lost Spirits
The first gold rush in America happened in Georgia in 1828, when gold was discovered in the northwestern part of the state. This discovery led to the creation of the Dahlonega Mint, which produced gold coins until the outbreak of the Civil War.