Directions from North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to Acworth, Georgia

1941 * Naval Air Station Atlanta * 1959

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Landmarks – Atlanta, Georgia

Inscription. Anticipating America´s involvement in a second world war, the government returned to the site of Camp Gordon in October 1940 and over the next seven months constructed a 400-acre Naval Reserve Aviation Base at the DeKalb ... More on HMDB

Coffee Buy the Book

Book Shopping – Roswell, Georgia

I love this store it has such a down home feeling with a helpful staff. More on GoCityKids

Anonymous Skatepark, Atlanta Georgia

Parks – Atlanta, Georgia

Now Closed. A pyramid connected to a mini mini spine halfpipe with fun boxes, grind rails, ground trick area, and complimentary seating. Costs 1 dollar a day or season pass 40 dollars. Small ... More on skateboardpark.com

Basil Neal - Soldier of '76 ←1/2 mi.—«

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Landmarks – Appling, Georgia

Inscription. "Happy Valley", homesite and burial place of Basil Neal, Revolutionary soldier, lies one-half mile off this highway in the direction the arrow points. Basil Neal or O`Neal, was born in Maryland in 1758. When he was 17 ... More on HMDB

52nd Street

Nightlife – Atlanta, Georgia

52nd Street - From Blues to Jazz to Latin to Swing, this club offers fine dining, live music and dancing a la Flapper-era ... More on clubzone

The Red Door Tavern

Bars – Atlanta, Georgia

And, they have decently clean bathrooms, ladies! More on CitySearch

Unknown Confederate Dead

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Landmarks – Kingston, Georgia

Inscription. Here sleep, known but to God, 250 Confederate and two Federal soldiers, most of whom died of wounds, disease and sickness in the Confederate hospitals located here 1862-1864. These men were wounded in the battles of Perryville, ... More on HMDB

Ebenezer Church

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Landmarks – Marion, South Carolina

Inscription. According to local tradition, three Methodist meeting houses of the area united c. 1835 to form Ebenezer. An early church building burned in 1855 and was replaced in 1856 by this present building which is listed in the ... More on HMDB

Fort Peach Tree

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Landmarks – Atlanta, Georgia

Inscription. With Creek Indians as British allies & Cherokees loyal to U. S. in War of 1812, it was expedient to locate a fort at Standing Peach Tree on the Chattahoochee the boundary line. Lt. Geo. Gilmer (later, twice Gov. of Georgia) ... More on HMDB

Richardson Street

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Landmarks – Columbia, South Carolina

Inscription. Columbia's chief business street, Main, was first named Richardson Street, for Richard Richardson (1704-1780). This Virginia native settled in present Clarendon County; served in the "Snow Campaign" of 1775; was commissioned ... More on HMDB

Benjamin Grier Collins

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Parks – Conway, South Carolina

Inscription. 1845–1929: A pioneer who devoted his life to the religious and social welfare of his town and county. A benefactor to rich and poor who gave wholeheartedly of his time and talents to the enrichment of his fellow ... More on HMDB

Atlanta International Museum

Museums – Atlanta, Georgia

As Atlanta's only museum with an exclusively international focus, the museum aims to promote cultural understanding through exhibitions and educational programs. More on CitySearch

Lucky's of Columbia

Restaurants – Columbia, South Carolina

I really enjoyede myself here. The drinks were good and the people were VERY friendly. We had a ball. More on Yahoo! Travel

Monterrey Mexican Restaurant

Restaurants – Marietta, Georgia

Blue Chip Cafe

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Restaurants – Atlanta, Georgia

Blue Chip Cafe - Atlanta, GA. Breakfast. Lunch. Catering. Restaurants More on Bluechipcafe.com