On Dec. 13, 1864, Murray's brigade of Kilpatrick's cavalry division (USA), scouting in the right rear of Gen. Sherman's army, which was then closing in on Savannah, moved south into Liberty County. After driving back, the 29th Georgia Cavalry Battalion (CSA), Lt. Col. Arthur Hood, which was patrolling Liberty County, Murray advanced to Midway Church. The 5th Kentucky Cavalry was sent to Sunbury to open communications with the Union blockading squadron in St. Catherine's Sound. The 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry was sent to burn the Savannah and Gulf (ACL) Railroad bridge at Doctor Town. Both missions failed.

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On Dec. 12, 1864, the 3rd Cavalry Division [US], Brig. Gen. J. L. Kilpatrick, USA, covering the right rear of Gen. Sherman's army, which was then closing in on Savannah, crossed the Great Ogeechee River near Fort Argyle and the Canoochee River near Bryan Court House (Clyde) on pontoon bridges laid by the 1st Missouri Engineers [US] and moved down Bryan Neck. That night, Kilpatrick made his headquarters at the plantation home of Lt. Col. Joseph L. McAllister, 7th Georgia Cavalry [CS], which stood near the river immediately north of this site.

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King Creek is on the southern end of St. Simons Island and connects to Mackay River.

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In Dec. 1864 after a 300-mile march which had left a wide belt of destruction from 'Atlanta to the Sea,' Gen. Sherman's army (USA) of about 60,000 men was nearing Savannah. During the first weeks of his campaign, his four widely spread columns had found adequate supplies on the rich farms and plantations of central and eastern Georgia; but in Chatham County he found little but rice and rice straw upon which to subsist his men and animals. He needed all classes of supplies, as well as heavy guns with which to conduct a siege. Although a supply fleet, under Adm. Dahlgren, was waiting in nearby anchorages, the ships could not pass Fort McAllister (CSA) 10 miles downstream at Genesis Point, and all attempts to reduce it by naval bombardment had failed.

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Originally built in 1896 by W. W. Aimar, the King-Tisdell Cottage is dedicated to preserving African-American history and culture. It features period furniture typical of a coastal black residence of the 1890s. The cottage was moved to its current location in 1970 by the City of Savannah and the Historic Savannah Foundation. Currently, It is the foundation's building. The King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation currently owns The Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center.

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Kingdom Life Fellowship Church was founded in 2001 on the southside of Savannah. It is a non-denominational, multi-cultural, holistic church. The church was previously named Live Oak Community Church.

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(former shipping area)

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A 2-acre district with six contributing buildings in the art deco architectural style which are one- and two-story, brick and stuccoed commercial buildings built during 1912 to 1943. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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The land for the Kingsland First United Methodist Church was deeded by Henry King, for whom the city was named, in 1896. The current building was completed in 1941.

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The Kingsland Police Department dates to 1942. The current building was constructed by the Kings Bay Impact Coordinating Committee (KBICC) in the late 1980s. They provide services to over 44 square miles within the city.

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The post office for Kingsland currently resides in the building that opened in the mid-1980s.

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This historic street of shops in Kingsland, Georgia contains local markets, boutiques, and antique-filled shops.

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Home to the Florida-Georgia Railway Heritage Museum which exhibits railroad history through education and entertainment, including themed train rides during special events.

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A veterans memorial in Kingsland.

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The Kingsland Welcome Center assists visitors with information about the area, including attractions, lodging and dining needs.

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Water treatment facilities for Kingsland, Georgia.

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Kinlaw is a neighborhood of Kingsland, Georgia that was started in 1865 after the war ended. In 1896, Kinlaw (a bustling African American community) purchased an acre of land to establish a one-room schoolhouse for Kinlaw’s children. In 1921, the community acquired a grant from the philanthropist Julius Rosenwald to expand and build a three-room schoolhouse. Kinlaw Rosenwald School was closed during the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court case in 1954 which determined that racial segregation of children within the public school system was unconstitutional. The building remains intact and is the only Rosenwald rural school within this county that is in its original location.

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Kinstle is a community in Glynn County, Georgia.

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This creek is east of Riley Mountain.

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Kit swamp in located in Camden County, Georgia and is north of Fancy Bluff Creek.

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Intersection of the Altamaha River and Smith Lake.

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Bend in Satilla River, West of Boons Lake.

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Industrial area in Brunswick, Georgia.

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Swamp in Waynesville, Georgia.

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Swamp East of the Satilla River, just North of Upper Hog Pen.

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Church in Hinesville, Georgia.

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Presbyterian church in the Highland Park area of Savannah, Georgia. Services in both Korean and English.

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Methodist church in Central Hinesville, Georgia. It is permanently closed.

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Golf course in Savannah, Georgia. Established in 1959 as the Windsor Forest Golf Club.

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Church in the Bacon Park area of Savannah.

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Park square in historic downtown Savannah. The square was laid out in 1873 and named in honor of the Marquis de Lafayette. The centerpiece of the square is the Semi-quincentenary Fountain that the Colonial Dames of America presented to the city to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Savannah’s founding.

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Liberty County fire services station 12.

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Dam in Ellabell, Georgia that creates Haarley Lake.

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Lake in Cresthill area of Savannah, Georgia. Lake Mayer Park is on an island in the center of the lake (accessible via bridge).

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Lake Mayer Park is on an island in the center of the lake (accessible via bridge).

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Methodist church in Northern Brunswick, Georgia.

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Lake Stillwater is a community on Saint Simon's Island.

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Neighborhood in East Kingsland, Georgia.

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Neighborhood in East Savannah, Georgia.

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Baptist church in St. Marys, Georgia.

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Neighborhood in Southern Savannah, Georgia.

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Neighborhood in Southwest Savannah, Georgia.

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Just east of here was the 863-acre plantation of John Lambert which he purchased in 1784. John Lambert was born in South Carolina in 1716 and died at his plantation here in December 1786. He is buried in the Midway Cemetery. He never married and, having no family, left his entire estate in a perpetual trust with the stipulation that the income be applied \"to the support of the gospel, for the relief of the poor and distressed, or whatever pious and good purpose may be answered.\" The executors sold the plantation and slaves in 1847 and invested the capital in securities. The Estate of John Lambert exists to this day, using the yearly income for \"pious and good purposes.\"

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Possibly a plantation that was north of the Satilla River in Camden County in the early 19th century, west of modern-day Piney Bluff.

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Neighborhood in North Hinesville, Georgia.

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James Edward Oglethorpe, the founder of Georgia, landed with the original colonists, about 114 in number, at the foot of this bluff on February 1 (February 12, new style), 1733. The site where he pitched his tent is marked by the stone bench located about 100 feet west of this marker.

For over 100 years. Savannah was built according to Oglethorpe's unique city plan. Bull Street, the principal street of the city, is named in honor of Colonel William Bull of Charleston, S.C., who assisted Oglethorpe in laying out the city.

The colonists sailed in the ship Anne from Gravesend, England, November 17, 1732; landed at Charles Town, S.C., January 13, 1733; proceeded later to Beaufort, S.C., and thence, in small boats, through the inland waterway to Yamacraw Bluff. The town site had already been selected by Oglethorpe in friendly negotiation with Tomochichi, Mico of the Yamacraws, and with Mary Musgrove, the English-speaking, half-breed Indian princess who later, as niece of Emperor Brim of the Creek Nation, claimed sovereignty of southeastern Georgia.

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Marina on the Wilmington River.

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Neighborhood in St. Marys, Georgia.

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Minor tributary of the Satilla River.

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Lanier is a small community in upper Bryan County, GA and was a station on the Seaboard Airline Railway.

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Lanier Church is located at Bryan County, GA.

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Lanier Elementary School first opened in August 1981 when Black Creek Elementary and Bryan County Elementary were combined. The school then became Lanier Primary School in 1995. After the 2021 school year, Lanier Primary School transitioned to Bryan County Elementary School and permanently closed the Highway 280E location.

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Lanier Island is an island in Glynn County and is southwest of St. Simons Island in the vicinity of the Marshes of Glynn. It is near to the hamlets St. Simon Mills and Epworth Acres.

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Lanier Plaza is a shopping mall within Brunswick, Georgia.

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Lanier Primary School is permanently closed and transitioned to Bryan County Elementary School. The location is the same as Lanier Elementary School.

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During his visits to Brunswick in the 1870's Sidney Lanier, Georgia's greatest poet, frequently sat beneath this live oak tree and looked out over 'a world of marsh that borders a world of sea.' Here he received the inspiration which resulted in some of his finest poems. Of these the best known is 'The Marshes of Glynn.' In 2024, a car swerved off the road crashing into the tree. The tree only had minor damages.

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Shopping center in the Windsor Forest neighborhood south of Savannah.

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Public elementary school in the Colonial Village/Leeds Gate neighborhood of Savannah.

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Neighborhood in Savannah adjacent to Harry S. Truman Parkway.

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Latham River is at Jekyll Island State Park, Georgia.

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Large cemetery managed by the city of Savannah. It consists of two halves, North and South, divided today by 37th Street. The cemetery was built in 1850 on Springfield Plantation as other burial sites around the city reached max capacity. It features remnants of Victorian architecture and was a prominent burial site for African-American families throughout the 1800s and 1900s. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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This is the mouth of the Laurel Grove Creek in Glynn County, GA.

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In 1853, the city reserved 4 acres in the new Laurel Grove Cemetery for Savannah’s African American community. This new burial ground replaced an older black cemetery located near Whitfield square. Pastors Andrew Bryan (First Colored Baptist Church) and Henry Cunningham (second Baptist Church) were among those whose bodies were moved to the new location. Here are buried many of Savannah’s prominent black leaders—educators, civic/community leaders, masons, politicians, entrepreneurs, and religious leaders. Later on, the city increased the cemetery's acreage, and it continues to be used to this day. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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Island bounded by the East River.

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Laurel View River is a tidal river, which receives water from Jerico River. The total length of it is 4.6 miles (7.4 km). The Laurel View River divides Bryan and Liberty counties for its entire course.

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Cemetery in Kingsland, Georgia.

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This building was constructed in 1897-98 as a memorial to General Alexander R. Lawton (1818-96) and his daughter, Corinne (1844-77). It was used as a public space for cultural, educational and civic purposes until the 1930s. After serving in the Georgia House of Representatives and as president of Georgia and Atlantic Railroad, Lawton served as Brigadier General and Quartermaster-General of the Confederacy, as ambassador to Austria- Hungary, and as fifth president of the American Bar Association. Chartered in 1907, St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Church acquired the building as its sanctuary in 1941.

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Layway Swamp is a wetland located in Glynn County, GA.

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After the repeal of the anti-slavery provision in the Charter of the Colony of Georgia in 1749, an act permitting the importation of slaves ordered the erection of a Lazaretto (Quarantine Station) on Tybee Island. Not until 1767 were 104 acres purchased from Josiah Tattnall for this purpose. Completed the following year, the buildings were situated on the westernmost tip of Tybee, at the mouth of what soon became known as Lazaretto Creek. In its hospital voyagers who arrived ill were treated and those who died were buried in unmarked graves. After continuous use through the Revolution, the Grand Jury reported it in ruinous condition in 1785 and a new station was later erected on Cockspur Island.

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Channel connecting Tybee Creek to the mouth of the Savannah River. Its name refers to the 18th lazaretto (\"quarantine station\") that was constructed on Tybee to attend to ill sailors and enslaved individuals, as a reversal of anti-slavery laws had been enacted in the same mandate.

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Lazaretto Creek Bridge connects Tybee Island with the mainland on State Route 26.

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In 1733, General James Oglethorpe, representing the Georgia Trustees, established the colony of Georgia. Located approximately eighteen miles away from the colonial capital Savannah, Tybee Island was fundamental to the development of the Georgia colony as it guarded the river used by ships as an entrance to Savannah. Following the repeal of the ban on African slavery in Georgia in 1749, Savannah became involved with the Atlantic slave trade. Because of Tybee’s proximity and importance to Savannah, the island played an imperative role in colonial slavery.

The term lazaretto, which is Italian in origin, is best defined as “pest” or “quarantine house.” The act of quarantining is traced to the late Middle Ages and the emergence of epidemic diseases, such as the bubonic plague. During the early years of quarantine, ships arriving from known areas of outbreaks were required to remain anchored off the coast of port cities for a certain period before passengers were allowed to disembark. Later, many American port cities established quarantine stations, or lazarettos, which housed people with possible diseases from the incoming ships until they no longer carried disease.

The first quarantine station in Savannah was established in the 1760s on the west end of Tybee Island, located by what is now known as Lazaretto Creek. Following the legalization of slavery in 1750 and the increased demand for enslaved labor on rice and sea island cotton plantations, Savannah’s merchants and planters directly imported slaves from West Africa on commercial vessels. Because of the extreme confinement and the lengthy voyage from West Africa to Savannah, the enslaved were subject to harsh conditions, often resulting in malnutrition and disease. To quarantine the enslaved who were at high-risk of spreading diseases, city officials built a quarantine facility, along with a keeper’s house, on Tybee Island in 1767. After physicians inspected the incoming ships for signs of diseases, the ill passengers, who were mostly enslaved, would be transferred to the Lazaretto and would remain quarantined there to allow the disease to pass. Those who did not survive were buried in unmarked graves near Lazaretto on the west end of Tybee. Tybee Island’s Lazaretto was used until October 1785, when it was reported to be in ruinous conditions.

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Beginning with Poulain du Bignon, five du Bignon generations made Jekyll Island one of Georgia's most romantic Golden Isles. This tabby ruin and burial ground alone remain from Jekyll Island's century (1794-1886) as the du Bignon Plantation. Christophe Poulain, native of Lambelle, Brittany, was a much-decorated French naval captain whose loyalty to Louis 16th in the French Revolution forced him to flee his patrimonial lands. In 1792 on his ship, the Sapelo, he brought his family to the hospitable Georgia coast. With four other French royalists, he purchased first Sapelo Island then Jekyll. By 1794 he acquired Jekyll as his own plantation and enlarged Major Horton’s house as his manor. Sea Island Cotton recouped his fortunes and supported a Georgia dynasty of landed aristocracy like that established by his forebears. In 1825 Poulain was buried near du Bignon Creek with a live oak tree as his monument. His son Henri added honors to the island plantation as he made the Goddess of Liberty reigning queen of coastal racing boats. And when Henri's grandson, John Eugene du Bignon, sold Jekyll to a group of millionaire capitalists, with them forming the Jekyll Island Club, Poulain du Bignon's island began a new chapter in its fabulous history.

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Lebanon Cemetery near Townsend in McIntosh County, Georgia.

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Historic plantation in west Savannah where produce is still grown and sold. The estate has been active since the 1750s. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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Five miles west of here on the old Post Road, the southernmost postal route in America, is the site of the home and botanical garden of Louis LeConte, naturalist, mathematician, and scholar, for whom the famous LeConte Pear was named. A native of New Jersey, Dr. LeConte was married to Ann Quarterman, a member of Midway Church in 1812. He established his famed botanical gardens on his extensive plantation. In his attic, he fitted a chemical laboratory which included novelties of a botanical garden in which he cultivated rare plants, which came from all parts of the world. Although the modest Dr. LeConte did not exploit his achievements, it was nothing unusual for visitors from foreign lands to view his gardens. The 18th century garden also has modern-day additions.

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Lecount is located in Liberty County GA, near Riceboro and Jones.

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Ledbetter Island is an island in Glynn County, GA. It is near the hamlets Youngwood and Riverview.

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Marina on Wilmington Island along the east bank of Turner Creek.

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Historic African-American High School in Blackshear

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Neighborhood in south Savannah.

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Leicht (historical) is a populated place in Glynn County, GA.

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LePageville was a historically Black neighborhood in Savannah, now demolished (apart from LePageville Memorial Cemetery). From the late 19th to early 20th centuries, it provided housing for railroad and shipping workers. This workers’ village (known as Brewton Hill) was built in 1885 for employees of Savannah, Florida, and Western Railway (SF&W). LaPageville was owned by Henry B. Plant and designed by Robert LePage, the wharf manager. African Americans who worker for SF&W’s wharf hauled lumber on the Savannah River. LePage designed inexpensive housing with two-room houses for rent, garden plots, and a church which were all conveniently near the docks. In total, 50 homes were built. The community church was built in 1888 and was known as LePageville Baptist Church in 1895. As the homes became more dilapidated, families moved away. The town was demolished in 1967.

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Letford is a populated place in Bryan County, GA.

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Navigable creek within the Altamaha River system, defining the upper boundaries of Weed Island and Lewis Island.

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Lewis Frasier Middle School is in Hinesville, GA. The school is named after Mr. Lewis Frasier (1904-1974) who was from Liberty County and attended Dorchester Academy. Mr. Frasier started his career in the pulpwood industry, owning and operating Lewis Frasier Pulpwood Co. He also owned a convenience store, farmed and raised cattle on Lewis Grasier Road, and was the president of Dorchester Federal Credit Union. He was also the first black member of the Board of Education and helped acquire land for Liberty County High School. Mr. Frasier was involved in the church community as the founder and pastor for Soloman Temple Church Midway and the pastor for Gospel Light Church in Sylvania.

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Within the Altamaha Wildlife Management Area, Lewis Island is famous for its old-growth bald cypress forests and acts as an alligator sanctuary. Lewis Island is five miles from the mouth of the Altamaha River. The 6,000-acre island was likely named after an early owner. The island was owned by Georgia-Pacific Corporation and bought by the State of Georgia in 1973. The island was protected under the Georgia Heritage Trust which President Jimmy Carter a year earlier.

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Returning from the Revolution, the soldiers of Liberty County re-organized themselves into a troop of cavalry, known as the Liberty Dragoons, later the Liberty Independent Troop, the oldest cavalry company in Georgia. In continuous existence since that time, this military company has participated in every war in which this country has been engaged since the Revolution. As late as 1916, the troop served as a cavalry company on the Mexican Border.

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Liberty camp-meeting ground is located near Fort Stewart in Liberty County, GA. Georgia has an extensive history of camp-meeting, which is an outdoor, continuous religious service. In general, camp-meeting grounds follow three patterns of arrangement: oblong square, horseshoe, and sometimes circular. These camp-meeting grounds served as the center for religious activity for communities.

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Liberty Christian Fellowship Church is a church in Hinesville, GA.

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Liberty Church is a church located in Bryan County, GA.

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Liberty Church is located near Bryan Village South and Isenhower Village.

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Neighborhood in west Savannah.

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Liberty County Airport was a county-owned public-used airport. The airport was shut down in 2008 because of the opening of MidCoast Regional Airport. It covered 77 acres (31 ha).

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The building is a historic two-story domed redbrick government building built in 1926 and located at 100 Main Street in Hinesville. The architectural style is Classic Revival. The Liberty County Courthouse is responsible for maintaining jury lists, summoning jurors, and general administration. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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Liberty County High School aims to provide all students with cultural, intellectual and technological resources. Additionally, the school strives to nourish students to become contributing society members.

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Liberty County, an original county, was created by the Constitution of Feb. 5, 1777, from Creek Cession of May 20, 1733. It had been organized in 1758 as the Parishes of St. John, St. Andrew, and St. James. The theatre of many important events during the Revolution, Liberty County was named for American Independence. From it all Long and McIntosh Counties were formed. Samuel Morecock was commissioned Sheriff in 1778. Wm. Barnard became Surveyor, Feb 17, 1782. Francis Coddington in 1785 was made Clerk of Inf. and Sup. Courts of Liberty, Glynn and Camden Counties. John Lawson was sworn in as Coroner in 1790.

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Liberty County Jail is located in Hinesville, GA. The previous jail in Hinesville called the Old Liberty County Jail was built in 1892 and used until 1970, when the new prison facility was built.

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Liberty County Sheriff's Department is located in Hinesville, GA. Sheriff Bowman's Constitutional responsibilities include law enforcement, courts, civil processes, and the jail.

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Liberty County Sheriff's Office is located at Walthourville, GA.

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Liberty Elementary School is located at Midway, GA. Mrs. Charlene Rocker is the Principal and Mrs. Brooke Norton is the assistant Principal.

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Liberty Memorial Hospital was established 1961 as a 28-bed acute care hospital. The hospital continued to expand until 1993, and the name changed to Liberty Regional Medical Center in 1994. Liberty Memorial Hospital Heliport is the airport of the hospital.

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Liberty Regional Medical Center is in Hinesville, GA. The mission of the center is to provide healthcare to Coastal Georgia.

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Liberty Square dates to 1799 and was named to celebrate the freedom and independence gained through the Revolution, honoring the \"Sons of Liberty.\" The original site is now demolished, though a signpost marks its location. It is one of the two lost squares in Savannah. Now, the \"Flame of Freedom\" is at this site.

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Lida (historical) is an abandoned populated place in Liberty County. The climate is categorized as humid subtropical climate.

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Life Bridge Inner City Ministry is a church in Savannah. The ministry hosts programs for children and teens and also outreach events.

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Lighthouse Baptist Church is in Brunswick, GA. This Baptist-Independent church serves Glynn County.

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Channel at the southern tip of Sapelo Island, also called South End Creek. It is located near the Sapelo Lighthouse.

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Georgia's Liberty County includes the unincorporated village of Limerick. The city was given the name Limerick after the Irish city of Limerick, where many of the first inhabitants were from.

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Lincoln Creek is a stream located in Bryan County, GA. The site is in the watershed.

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Lincoln Landing is a locale in Bryan County, GA.

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The cemetery is located at Hunter Army Airfield. The site contains graves dating back to the early 19th century, many of which belong to veterans and their families.

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Lake near the Altamaha River and Altamaha Regional Park.

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Tributary of the Savannah River which marks a portion of the Georgia/South Carolina border.

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This small area of land is surrounded by the salt marshes of Blackbeard Island.

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Island in the South Altamaha River near the hamlet Marshes of Mackay and New Hope.

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Baptist church in the Woodville/Bartow neighborhood of Savannah.

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Little Buffalo Creek is a stream located in Glynn county, GA. It is located near hamlets Anguilla and Pyles Marsh.

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Little Buffalo Swamp is a stream and is surrounded by many cemeteries.

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One of several waterways that connects the Altamaha River to Lewis Creek. The passage is wide enough to admit kayakers.

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Minor tributary of the St. Marys River. There is a community park near it with the same name.

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Little Creek is a stream situated near hamlet Meldrim.

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Little Creek Cemetery is associated with the Little Creek Baptist Church located in the former community of Downs Town. This cemetery likely also served as a burial place for residents of the nearby communities of Schrenkville to the east and Speirs to the south. The cemetry has 268 marked and 7 unmarked burials. The earliest interment was in 1879 and the latest was in 1991.

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A historical school district in Bryan County, GA.

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Little Crispen Island is an island near Dock Junction and the hamlet Glyndale.

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Little Cumberland Island lies just north of Cumberland Island and is separated from the larger island by a marshy area formed by Christmas and Brockington Creeks. It is a private island known for its shorebirds and loggerhead sea turtles.

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Private lighthouse at the tip of Little Cumberland Island. It is sixty feet in height and from 1838 and 1915. The light when in service marked the entrance to St. Andrew Sound and the Satilla River. and a shoal that extends about 6 nautical miles to the Southeast.This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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Small island adjacent to Raccoon Key.

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One of three islands protected by the Wolf Island National Wildlife Refuge, this landform supports many species of seabirds.

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Bank along the St. Marys River near Kingsland.

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Little Hearst Branch is a stream west of the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge that connects to Black Creek.

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The Georgian city of Hinesville is about 4.3 miles from Little Horse Creek, which is a creek in Liberty County. Crappie, redbreast sunfish, catfish, largemouth bass, walleye, and bream/bluegill are among the many fish that can be caught here by anglers.

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Privately-owned island near Darien and May Hall Creek. A boardwalk connects it with May Hall Island.

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Lake connected to the Satilla River system.

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Small marsh island west of Sapelo.

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Waterway connected to Sapelo Sound.

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Channel between Rockedundy Island and Wolf Island.

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This pond is connected to the Little Ogeechee River. A canal cuts into its eastern bank and channels water elsewhere for municipal use.

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River draining into the Ossabaw Sound. It is one of the water bodies included in the Southeast Coast Saltwater Paddling Trail.

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Little Raccoon Key is a private island off the coast of Georgia and about 10 minutes by boat from Jekyll Island. It is rented for special events and private island \"glamping\". It is located off the Northern tip of Racoon Key.

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Little River is a stream located in Glynn County, GA. It supports various recreational activities, including kayaking and fishing.

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Little Saint Simons Island is an island on the Georgia Coast, one of the most protected conservation areas in the state. This 8,840-acre island lies north and northeast of St. Simons Island and is separated from the larger island by the Hampton River. Little St. Simons is only accessible by water and is privately owned.

In 1760, the island was given to Samuel Ougspourger, a Swiss colonist, as a crown grant. Years later, the island was bought by two brothers named John and James Graham who planned to develop small-scale agriculture. Major Pierce Butler acquired Little St. Simons in 1774 and established an extensive plantation. During WWII, the island was a patrol station for the U.S. Coast Guard who observed German submarines off the cost. Since the 1970s, the island has had a lodge that accommodates paid guests.

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This small marsh island lies just west of Sapelo Island. Archaeologists have found pottery and shells here indicating the presence of ancient Native American settlements.

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Little Satilla River is 22.6 miles (36.4km) long, and it is a tidal river.

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Little Satilla River Swamp supports various recreational activities, including hunting opportunities.

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Little Town Creek is a stream within Ossabaw Island.

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Tidal creek extending into central Little Tybee Island.

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Little Tybee Island is owned by the State of Georgia and covers approximately 6,780 acres, of which only 600 acres are upland. Despite its name, it is twice the area of Tybee Island to the north and includes salt marshes and sand dunes. It receives relatively few visitors due to a lack of road access and permanent structures, though camping and recreation are permitted for those who reach the island by boat. Many bird species nest in Little Tybee's marshes and forests.

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One of the islands protected by the Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge. Like many islands on the Georgia coast, Little Wassaw has supported indigenous tribes since at least the 6th century CE. It passed into the hands of Black planter Anthony Odingsell in the early 1800s and later served as a military outpost during the Civil War and Spanish-American War. The island and its neighbors were established as a wildlife refuge in 1969.

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Missionary Baptist church in Thunderbolt.

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Live Oak is a populated place in Hinesville in Liberty County.

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Live Oak Church aims to foster an ethnically and culturally diverse family environment where the Holy Spirit is free to move to develop the whole person (spiritually, physically, mentally, emotionally, relationally, and financially) to completion in Christ.

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Live Oak Mobile Home Village is an RV park located in Brunswick, GA.

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This public library in west Savannah is one of sixteen in the Live Oak Public Library system.

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This public library in Savannah is one of sixteen in the Live Oak Public Library system.

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Public library on Whitemarsh Island east of Savannah.

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This public library in Savannah at Oglethorpe Mall is one of sixteen in the Live Oak Public Library system.

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This public library in Savannah is one of sixteen in the Live Oak Public Library system; it is also named Thunderbolt Branch Library. However, the library is currently permanently closed.

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This public library on Tybee Island is one of sixteen in the Live Oak Public Library system.

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This public library in Pooler is one of sixteen in the Live Oak Public Library system.

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Christian church in Garden City, Georgia.

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Living Word Worship Center International Inc. is a non-denominational church in Brunswick, GA. The church hosts weekly services, and monthly events. They also have an online platform that allows services to be streamed.

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Liz Hill is a mountain in Glynn County, GA, and it falls in humid subtropical climate.

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Hill on Sheffield Island.

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Bank on the southwestern edge of Sheffield Island. The surrounding area has been developed for residential use.

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Developed area of Sheffield Island.

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Bank along the Satilla River. The nearby Satilla Lodge makes this area a popular recreation site.

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Former plantation site on the Satilla River.

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Long Branch is a 4.88-miles(7.85km)-long creek and is a tributary of the Chestatee River. Long Branch rises in southern Lumpkin County, east of Dahlonega, just south of the intersection of State Route 52 and State Route 115.

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Creek connected to Wassaw Sound.

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Long Creek is a stream located in Glynn County, GA.

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Elevated terrain surrounded by swampland.

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Long Island is an island located in Glynn County, GA.

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Island in the Savannah River near the Georgia/South Carolina border.

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Island surrounded by the Skidaway River near the Isle of Hope residential community.

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Stretch of beach running alonog Christmas Creek and on Little Cumberland Island's east side, known to be a nesting spot for least terns and other seabirds.

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Channel north of Rockedundy Island feeding into Darien River.

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Ridge near Lewis Creek and the Altamaha River.

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Longview Shopping Center is a mall located in Glynn County, GA, near hamlet Jewtown.

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Site of a former plantation in present-day Kingsland.

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Elevated point overlooking the Satilla River.

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Lord of Life Christian Montessori School has been permanently closed.

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Lord of Life Lutheran Church is located on St. Simons Island, GA. It provides Sunday services.

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Lost Swamp is a lake in Bryan County, GA. It has 778 acres in size.

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Established in 1877, there are no clearly defined bounds for religious or ethnic groups, however, African-American graves are along the western edge. It was the primary cemetery until Oakland Cemetery was created in 1901 and African-American Pine Hill Cemetery in 1907. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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Small island with boat ramp along the Little Ogeechee River.

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Built by Norman W. Dodge in 1880 as St. James Union Church, the chapel is the oldest church building on St. Simons Island. It was repaired after an 1897 hurricane, deconsecrated in 1911, and later used as a recreation center. Purchased by the Methodists in 1949 and restored under Bishop Arthur J. Moore, it was renamed Lovely Lane Chapel after the 1784 founding site of American Methodism. Known for its magnificent, irreplaceable Old English Art Glass windows, it is now a cherished venue for worship, weddings, baptisms, and prayer.

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Lowell Mason, noted composer of sacred music, was organist of the Independent Presbyterian Church (1820- 1827), and Superintendent of its Sunday School (1815- 1827).

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Lower Black Creek Church was founded in 1839. It is also called Lower Black Creek Primitive Baptist and is one of the historical churches in Bryan County, GA.

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Bluff near Lower Hog Pen and hamlet Big Oak.

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Theater named for Arthur Melville Lucas Jr., a businessman known for his substantial contributions to Savannah's arts and culture. The building opened to the public in 1921.

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One of several areas on Sapelo settled by Gullah/Geechee freedmen following the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863.

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In 1771, the present site of the church was purchased. In 1790, its charter was granted by Governor Edward Telfair. Its first full-time pastor was called in 1828 and organized its Sunday school in the same year. Due to a growing congregation in the mid-1870s, they remodeled and enlarged the church. On April 14, 2016, the church celebrated its 275th anniversary and completed major renovations to the sanctuary building in 2019.

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On April 14, 1741, John Martin Bolzius, who as Pastor of the Salzburgers at Ebenezer oversaw Lutheran work in the colony of Georgia, founded the congregation now known as the Lutheran Church of the Ascension.

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Organized in 1948 by an interim pastor of Union Mission Church, the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer (simply called \"Redeemer\" by its congregation) was one of the earliest centers of Christian worship on Wilmington Island.

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Lyman Hall Elementary School in Hinesville, GA strives to allow all students to receive a high-quality education, becoming a contributing member in the society. The school is named after Lyman Hall (1724-1790) who was a signer of the US Declaration of Independence, representing Georgia. Hall was a physician, clergyman, statesman, and Georgia’s governor from 1784-1784. Following the Revolution, Hall had his medical practice in Savannah from 1775-1783. He helped establish the University of Georgia in 1785. Hall also sold in plantation, Hall’s Knoll. In 1785 and purchased Shell Bluff Plantation in 1790.

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Neighborhood in Savannah, also called \"Lundhurst.\"

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The Lyric Theatre opened in 1923. By 1934 it was operated by United Theater Enterprises Inc. The theatre was operated by Lucas and Jenkins (Paramount) in the 1940s and 1950s.

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Melvin E. Thompson, who served as Acting Governor from 1947 to 1949, was born in 1903 in Millen, Jenkins County, Georgia. After working as an educator and public servant, Thompson was elected Lieutenant Governor in January 1947. When Governor-Elect Eugene Talmadge died just before taking office, Thompson assumed the role of Acting Governor until the next general election. One of his key achievements during this time was securing the purchase of Jekyll Island for $675,000 through a court condemnation decree. This acquisition, often compared to the original purchase of Manhattan Island, has become one of Georgia's most valuable assets, developing into a popular year-round resort destination.

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It is a bridge named after Melvin E. Thompson in Jekyll Island.

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Baptist church in south Savannah.

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Macedonia Church is a church located in Bryan County, GA.

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Church in Savannah belonging to the Fire-Baptized Holiness movement, a denomination which evolved out of Methodism ca. 1900.

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Relics of removed machinery parts from the Confederate blockade streamer NASHVILLE, which sunk in the Ogeechee River by shell fire from the U.S.S. Montauk in Feb. 1863.

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Mackay River is a tidal river that flows between St. Simons Island to the east and the mainland to the west. It was most likely named after Captain James Mackay, a pioneer citizen.

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Cape extending into the Savannah river along the Georgia/South Carolina border.

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Madge Merritt Park is a Park in Glynn County and near the hamlets Brunswick Villa and Magnolia Park.

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Park square dates to 1837. It is named after President James Madison and features several monuments - including two cannons - commemorating events of the Revolutionary War and Savannah's development.

Historical Marker text: \"Madison Square was laid out in 1839 and is named for the fourth president of the United States. Around the Square stand notable examples of Greek revival, Gothic, and Romanesque architecture characteristic of nineteenth century Savannah.\"

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Maggie Hummocks is an island located near the hamlet Glyndale.

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Cliff on the forested bank along the Big Satilla River.

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Magnolia Church is a CME church located near Wright Cemetery and Saint Joseph Church.

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Magnolia Memorial Park is an active graveyard in Savannah, containing about 952 burials as of 2024.

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Magnolia Park is a populated place in Glynn County.

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Neighborhood in southeast Savannah known for its mid-19th-century architecture.

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Magnolia Spring is a spring in Bryan County, GA. Magnolia Springs is a State Park known for its crystal-clear spring flowing 7 million gallons per day.

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Christian Methodist Episcopal Church in south Savannah built back in 2004.

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Maiden Creek is a stream nearby to the hamlet Hickory Bluff and Piney Bluff.

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This is the location where Confederate Major John B. Gallie's 8-inch columbiad was placed. This columbiad was a long, chambered gun designed for throwing shot or shells with heavy charges of powder, at high angles of elevation.

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In 1775, John Berrien of New Jersey came to the province of Georgia, where one of his mother's kin had previously settled. His father, John Berrien (1711-1772), was a judge of the supreme court of New Jersey and a trustee of Princeton College. From the Berrien home at Rock Hill, N.J., General Washington issued his farewell address to the army in 1783.

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Born in England, Major William Horton came to Georgia in 1736. He was the leading military aide to General James Oglethorpe and was in charge of troops at Fort Frederica on the nearby St. Simons Island. On Jekyll Island, he built Horton House in 1743 and owned plantation. He passed away in Savannah in 1748.

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Malden Branch is a stream located in Bryan County, GA.

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Channel branching off the East River on Cumberland Island.

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Residential community near Sheffield Island.

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Cemetery at Mallets Landing with around 124 burials.

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Tributary of the St. Marys River.

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A locale in Camden County.

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Mallory Park is a community park with amenities including baseball fields, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, etc.

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This plantation was a Crown grant to Captain John McIntosh, a British Army officer who served in Florida during the War with Spain. Later, when this officer went into the Indian country, his brother, the eccentric Captain Roderick (Rory) McIntosh, with their sister, Miss Winnewood McIntosh, occupied the home which was built upon this bluff in the 1760's. the exploits of the redoubtable Rory have filled pages of pre-Revolutionary Georgia history.

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Public elementary school near Seals, Georgia.

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Manhead Sound is a bay located in Glynn, GA.

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Cemetery on the bank of the Satilla River.

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Cemetery near Townsend.

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A 24-acre property in Manor that includes five buildings and a historic athletic field. The main school building was built with Works Project Administration funding in 1937. The school was closed in 2010. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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A stream located situated near to the hamlet Thalmann.

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Maple Subdivision is a populated place located in Hinesville near the neighborhood Cherokee Village.

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The Marian Anderson Library and Rosenwald School was built between 1925-1926 for the African-American community in Blackshear. Marian Anderson was an opera singer.

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Site of a former plantation built by sugarcane planter John Houston McIntosh in the late 1820s. The site is a significant example of tabby concrete architecture and represents an industrial component of southeastern plantation agriculture.

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Tidal creek connected to the East River. Formerly associated with Marianna Plantation, the creek has since been incorporated into the Kings Bay Naval complex.

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Former plantation site and home of John Houston McIntosh.

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Neighborhood in East Kingsland, Georgia. It is near the hamlet Scotchville, as well as near Lakemont Town Homes.

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Brunswick's first settler came to Georgia in 1738 with Oglethorpe's regiment. He was granted 500 acres at this place, where he established his plantation.

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In proximity to the chimney creek, the harbor equipped with services including Drive-Up Boat Launching, Dock Space (West Slips), Charter Fishing, Floating Boat Dock, Fish Cleaning Table, and Boat Wash-Down Area. A good stop for fishermen.

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Marne Chapel is a church located in Fort Stewart, GA.

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Tidal creek winding through the marshes of Sapelo Island.

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Island located at a branch in the Moon River near Burnside Island.

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Sapelo Island's ferry dock, constructed by Howard Coffin in 1928 and still in use today.

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A five-mile network of tidal rivers and creeks. In 1879, Poet Sidney Lanier wrote a poem \"The Marshes of Glynn\" inspired by it.

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Glynn Baptist Church offered the first worship service in 1995, and it is located at the intersection of Highway 82 and Emmanuel Church Road.

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Marshes of Glynn Overlook Park is a popular spot to view marshlands and river networks along coastal Georgia. The park supports various recreation activities, including fishing and picnics. It also has an educational pavilion donated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

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Marshes-of-Mackay is a populated place in the neighborhood Windward Acres.

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Elementary school on Whitemarsh Island. Founded in 1997, Marshpoint Elementary School serves more than 850 students in prekindergarten through grade five.

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Golf course overlooking Romerly Marsh, constructed in the 1970s.

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Henry and Clara Ford had this chapel built in 1937 near the Community House and the Ways Station School. The chapel was named for the mothers of Henry Ford (Mary) and Clara Ford (Martha). Students from the nearby school utilized the Martha-Mary Chapel to conduct devotional services under the supervision of their teachers. The pews, tables and other furnishings for the chapel were constructed in the local plantation carpentry shop. Today, the chapel is owned by St. Anne’s Catholic Church.

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Public elementary school near the village Garden City.

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Neighborhood on the outskirts of Kingsland, Georgia.

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Martin Strand is a swamp later turned into a popular fishing spot.

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Martin Woods is a populated place located in Hinesville in Liberty County.

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Martins (historical) is an abandoned populated place in Hinesville in Liberty County.

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Golf course in west Savannah established in 1937.

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Tidal creek on Sapelo Island near Mary Hammock.

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Small island in the marshes west of Sapelo Island. Archaeologists have found pottery and shells here indicating the presence of ancient Native American settlements.

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Branch of Candler Hospital specializing in women's healthcare. Established in 1886, it is the oldest continuously operating women's hospital in the country.

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Former plantation site on the Satilla River near Woodbine.

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Mid-19th century school building named after Georgia planter Peter Massie, who bequested funds for its construction. With the exception of a brief period following the Civil War, the school was attended by White students. It also served as a hospital for General Sherman's troops. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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Massie School is the only remaining building of Georgia's oldest chartered public school system. Constructed in 1855-56 and opened for classes on October 15, 1856, the Greek Revival building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Massengale Park is a picnic and recreational area. It also has a beach access to East Beach on St. Simons Island.

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Public elementary school in Kingsland named after Matilda Tomkins Ann Harris, the first African-American woman to teach in Camden County.

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Maxwells Cemetery is a family cemetery for African Americans. Some of the burials were moved from Oak Grove Plantation, where descendants from Laurel Grove and Oak Grove Plantation were buried.

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Former plantation site, also called Gorman's Bluff. The land was acquired by William Gorman in the 18th century and today straddles the border between Camden County and Charlton County.

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Minor tributary of the St. Marys River, situated near hamlet Deer Run.

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Tidal creek east of Darien. It is part of the 800-mile Southeast Coast Saltwater Paddling Trail, which crosses Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

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One of the small privately-owned marsh islands near Darien and May Hall Creek.

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Shopping center in east Savannah with 20 stores.

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Intermittent pond on Cumberland Island, popular fishing spot.

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Bridge where Highway 17 crosses the Little Satilla River.

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Small park in the Ardsley Park/Chatham Crescent neighborhood of Savannah.

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Tributary within the Altamaha River system.

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Swamp within the Altamaha Wildlife Management Area.

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Tidal creek on the north end of Blackbeard Island.

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Channel branching off of the Savannah River. It marks a small portion of the Georgia/South Carolina border.

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Cemetery near South Newport.

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Public high school near Darien.

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The courthouse that stands today was constructed in 1872 after the original building, built in 1800, burned down during the Civil War. The new courthouse suffered another fire in 1931 but has seen additions and remodels since then.

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Fire station near the Altamaha Wildlife Management Area.

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Fire station serving Crescent, a small community near the city of Darien.

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Fire station serving the community of Eulonia.

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Fire station serving the Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge and surrounding area.

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Fire station serving Meridian, a small community near the city of Darien.

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Sheriff's Office adjoining the McIntosh County Jail.

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Fire station serving the city of Shellman.

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Fire station serving Townsend.

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This county, created Dec. 19, 1793 from Liberty County, was named for the McIntosh family, early settlers, whose name was associated with most events in Georgia history for many years. John McIntosh, with 170 Highlanders, came to Georgia in January 1735 and founded Darien. George N. Ragan was made Tax Collector of McIntosh County Dec. 23, 1793. County officers, commissioned March 25, 1794, were William Middleton, Sheriff; John Baillie, Clerk of Superior and Inferior Courts; John Richey, Coroner; George N. Ragan, Surveyor. Joseph Clark was commissioned Tax Receiver, Dec. 21, 1794.

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County jail has been operating since 2002. The original building, constructed in 1888, has been renovated and is now a cultural center and museum.

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Public middle school in Darien.

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McIntosh Rod & Gun Club is ias an outdoor recreational club located near Darien,. With a focus on promoting responsible and sustainable practices, the club provides a welcoming environment for members to enjoy the natural beauty of the area while adhering to Georgia fishing regulations.

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These are the ruins of a tabby sugar works built by John Houston McIntosh at New Canaan Plantation soon after 1825. In his sugar house McIntosh installed what was, according to Thomas Spalding, the first horizontal cane mill worked by cattle power.

McIntosh, born in 1773 in what is now McIntosh County, settled in East Florida as a young man and became a leader of a group of American citizens who, during the War of 1812, plotted the annexation of East Florida to the United States. This plot crushed by the Spanish government, McIntosh removed to Georgia and acquired two plantations in Camden County, Marianna, where he built a home, and New Canaan, where he began the cultivation of sugar cane under the influence of Thomas Spalding, who had experimented in sugar production and seen the use of steam-propelled horizontal cane mills in Louisiana.

After McIntosh’s death in 1836, New Canaan was sold to one Col. Hallowes, who changed the name of the plantation to Bollingbrook and lived there until after the Civil War. During the war, Hallowes planted cane and made sugar in the McIntosh sugar house. He also used the tabby sugar works as a starch factory, producing arrowroot starch in large quantities. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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McIntyre Court is a populated place located in Brunswick, GA. It has many real estates.

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McIntyre Memorial Gymnasium is located in Brunswick, GA.

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McKendree Methodist Church is a United Methodist Church in Brunswick, GA. They offer Sunday workshops in the church.

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This now-public airport on St. Simons Island operated as a naval air base during World War II. It was named in honor of Glynn County Commissioner Malcom McKinnon, who oversaw its construction in 1935.

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McQueen Hammock is an island in Liberty County.

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McQueen Inlet is one of the famous and most challenging bays for fishing lovers. The Inlet is 21 miles away from Midway, GA.

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Island northwestern of Tybee Island. There is a popular six-mile-long trail on the island named McQueens Island Trail along the marshes leading out to Tybee.

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Meadow Swamp is one of the top wetlands in Georgia.

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Shopping center in south Savannah.

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A stream located in Bryan county, GA.

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Medway Spit is a bar in St. Catherines Sound. It is a popular fishing spot.

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Meinhard is a populated place in the city of Port Wentworth.

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Melvin Swamp is a 338 acres lake in Liberty County.

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Private school founded in Savannah in 1971 by the Memorial Baptist Church.

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Helipad on the roof of Memorial Hospital in southeast Savannah.

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Memorial School in Brunswick is a historical place.

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Football stadium managed by Chatham County Parks & Recreation.

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Health center and teaching hospital for Mercer University.

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Memory Gardens is a cemetery mainly for African American, as a memorial cemetery, there are not any tombstones, but only plaques for easy maintenance.

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In 1910 and 1911 the Mercer Automobile Company of Trenton, New Jersey made entries in the Great Savannah races. Washington Roebling II, the only company owner who drove in the races, and driver Hughie Hughes led teams in several light car and grand prix events. Hughes won the 222.82-mile 1911 Savannah Challenge Race, running at an average speed of 70 mph. The camp, built on this site along the racecourse, provided housing for team members; garage space; and storage space for spare parts, fuel and other necessities. It was destroyed by Hurricane David in 1979.

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Mercer Middle School is a public school located in Garden City, GA, which is in a mid-size city setting. The student population of Mercer Middle School is 402 and the school serves 6-8. It is a middle school for minority and economically disadvantaged students.

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Community north of Darien. Visitors can take a ferry from Meridian Dock to Sapelo Island.

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Bluff next to the St. Marys River west of Kingsland.

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This mess kettle from the slave yacht, Wanderer, was first used for feeding the slaves landed on Jekyll Island in 1858 - the last slaves brought from Africa to the United States.

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Messiah Lutheran Church is located in Brunswick, GA. It provides services like Sunday Worship, Fellowship/Bible study.

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Lutheran church on Skidaway Island organized in 1991.

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Middle Ground is categorized as a bar, a linear ridge of sand/shingle extending across a bay and connected to two-sides of the land.

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The Middle Passage and Tybee Island, GA - Tybee Island Historical Society Signs. UNESCO Site of Memory.

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Remains of a plantation house belonging to the Morel family, who resided on Ossabaw Island in the late 18th century.

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Tributary of the Savannah River.

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Settlement in west Camden County dating back to at least the late 1800s. The community historically had close ties with Burnt Fort and was heavily impacted when the timber industry gained traction in the region. Only a few uninhabited buildings remain.

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Midway city was incorporated on August 3, 1925, and can be traced back to the 1700s. Road commissioner Audley Maxwell originally settled her in 1750.

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Midway Cemetery is on the National Register of Historical Place designated by the U.S. Department of Interior. It is located in Midway, GA, and the town is named after the Midway River in England. It is a 2-acre cemetery with stone memorializing fallen soldiers of the Revolutionary War including General James Screven (1738-1778), General Daniel Stewart (1761-1829), Senator John Elliot (1773-1827), and Georgia Governor Nathan Brownson (1742-1796). Midway Cemetery is across from the Midway Church and Society building.

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Midway Congregational Church United Church of Christ (UCC) is located near Midway in Liberty County. The church is part of the Southern Baptist Convention.

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Midway Congregational Church is a United Church of Christ. It was formed by Puritans and Congregationalists when they settled in Liberty County. After the church was destroyed in the Revolutionary war, it was rebuilt in 1792. When slavery ended, the white members that established the church abandoned the building. The church has a nearby memorial cemetery for fallen soldiers of the Revolutionary War.

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The district consists of 20 acres including the Midway Congregational Church and Cemetery, the Midway Museum, and the Old Sunbury Road. Midway Historic District used to be an influential center for economic, religious, and political life. It was founded by New England Puritans in 1752. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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Midway Middle School serves grades 6-8 in Midway, GA and is part of the Liberty County School System.

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Established by South Carolina Calvinists of English and Scottish extraction in 1752, the small settlement of Midway became 'the cradle of the Revolutionary spirit in Georgia.' Two of Georgia's three signers of the Declaration of Independence, Lyman Hall and Button Gwinnett, were sons of Midway, as were four Revolutionary Governors of the young state. The Midway Museum is the only colonial museum in Georgia, and it contains documents of the Midway Society from the colonial period.

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This police department is located in Midway, GA.

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On July 11, 1813, the Midway Post Office was established, and Samuel Feagin was its first postmaster.

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Channel of the Altamaha River. It is located near a river park and historic rice mill.

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Midway Volunteer Fire Department is located in Midway, GA. The department strives to provide citizens with life-saving services.

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Museum commemorating the Eighth Air Force, a contingent of American pilots who played a crucial role in orchestrating the defeat of Nazi Germany. The group first organized in Savannah, not far from where the museum stands today. A restored B-17G fighter, the \"City of Savannah,\" is exhibited alongside donated personal artifacts.

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Miles Branch is a stream flowing through Bryan County, GA that connects to the Ogeechee River.

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Miles Branch Church is a Baptist church located in town Ellabell within Bryan County, GA.

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A historical school located in Bryan County, GA.

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This Military Road, built in 1738, connected Fort Frederica and Fort St. Simons at the southern tip of the island. Townspeople and soldiers built the road, hacking through six miles of thick woods and marshes in three days. Since the workers built the road without pay, General Oglethorpe rewarded them with rounds of drinks. On July 7, 1742, Frederica’s defenders marched down this road and encountered the Spanish grenadiers whom they defeated at Gully Hole Creek and Bloody Marsh.

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Mill Branch is a river located in Glynn County, GA.

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Mill Creek Church is a Baptist Church in Bryan County, GA.

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Mill Creek Bay is a physical feature -- stream in Bryan County.

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Mill Creek is a stream located in Bryan County, GA.

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Tributary of the East River near King's Bay Naval Base.

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Creek on east Wassaw Island.

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Mill Creek supports multiple recreational activities, such as fishing, kayaking, and hiking. The serene settings of Mill Creek also present a habitat for diverse wildlife.

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Mill Creek is a neighborhood in Hinesville, GA.

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Mill Creek School is permanently closed.

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Offshoot of the Satilla River.

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Channel of the Altamaha River adjacent to Miller Lake.

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Bank along a developed section of the St. Marys River.

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One of the easternmost stations of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad active in the mid-1800s.

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Church in central Savannah affiliated with The First Born Church of the Living God, a Christian denomination founded in 1913.

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Historic crossing on the Satilla River.

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Channel of the Altamaha River separating Wrights Island and Cambers Island.

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Church in Riceboro, Georgia

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Santa Catalina de Guale was a Spanish Franciscan mission located on St. Catherine's Island from 1602 to 1680. It then moved to Sapelo Island from 1680 to 1684 and then on to Amelia Island from 1864 to 1792.

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This location first appears (1734) in Georgia's history as a Savannah outpost. An original settler was Thomas Mouse who is remembered for his description of early hardships here. An evangelical visitor in 1736 was John Wesley. By 1740, the settlement was abandoned. The Island revived when the Georgia Trusteeship ended in 1753, and Colonial Government established. An early grantee was John Milledge, whose plantation at this site was called 'Modena.' He was the orphaned son of one of the 'First Hundred,' the youthful protégé of Oglethorpe, Captain of Rangers, and member of First Commons House of Assembly. His son and successor, John, Jr., was a leader in the American Revolution. He was appointed State Attorney General at the age of 23 when still in uniform, and later became U.S. Representative, Governor, and U.S. Senator. As Governor, he helped found the University of Georgia (Originally Franklin College). Modena was an active plantation until Mid-Nineteenth Century. The name is thought to come from Modena, Italian seat of silk culture; an industry envisioned for early Georgia, but which did not flourish.

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Mollclark River is near Moss Island and St. Catherines Island. This river connects to Sapelo Sound.

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Area of unforested land along the Satilla River.

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Elevated terrain near Woodbine, bordered to the north by the Satilla River.

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Minor tributary of the Satilla River that has been channelized, presumably for agricultural purposes.

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Located on 87 acres in Bryan County, the Richmond Hill Fish Hatchery includes 38 fishponds and rearing ponds, as well as three Kid's Fishing Event (KFE) ponds.

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Historic square in Savannah dating to 1847. The name is a reference to the United States' capture of Monterey, California, during the Mexican American war, which occurred a year before the square's dedication. Several historic buildings surround the site, including the Mercer Williams House and Temple Mickve Israel.

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Unincorporated community south of Savannah. Montgomery is a settlement on Vernon River and was an early Savannah area resort. It was named for General Richard Montgomery (1736-1775), an Irish-born soldier of the Revolution; he was killed at the siege of Quebec.

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Census tract encompassing the community of Montgomery south of Savannah.

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Shopping center in south Savannah.

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Census-designated county subdivision encompassing the city of Montgomery and Skidaway Island.

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A bridge located in Bryan County, GA.

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River on the west side of Skidaway Island.

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Moores Bridge is a bridge in Bryan County, GA.

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Moose Hill was an African American school in Liberty County, GA.

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This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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Methodist church near Townsend.

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Tennis, golf, bowling, croquet, polo, and skeet were the active sports during the existence of the Jekyll Island Club. 'Bowling on the green' and croquet were played on the Club House lawn. The skeet and polo fields were located beyond the Jennings Cottage. The Club's facilities for tennis were exceptional. In addition to the three outdoor courts of native clay, there were two indoor courts, the John Pierpont Morgan and the Edwin Gould Tennis Courts. The Club maintained a tennis pro who was for many years, Frank Bonneau.

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Bridge crossing the Ogeechee River.

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Neighborhood in the city of Bloomingdale.

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Morrison Slough is a channel in Glynn County, GA, and it is near the hamlet Blythe Island. It is also known as Morrison Drop.

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Neighborhood in Garden City west of Savannah.

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Mosely Mobile Home Park is an all-age community with a total of 49 sites.

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Small marsh island west of Sapelo, open to camping and hunting.

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Mosquito Creek is a stream located in Glynn County, GA.

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Moss Island is just inland of the Georgia coast and is east of St. Catherines Island.

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First Mount Bethel Missionary Baptist Church is located in Savannah.

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Baptist church near the community of Spring Bluff. Also known as Calvary Christian Center.

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Mount Hermon Baptist Church is in Savannah.

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Mount Hope Creek is a stream located 13.7 miles away from Lindale, GA. The creek supports various recreational activities, including fishing, camping, and hiking.

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Baptist church in the city of Port Wentworth.

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Mount Moriah Church is a church located in North Bryan County, GA. It has stood as the progressive witness of Jesus in Pembroke and North Bryan County for 131 years. In March 1890, Reverend Sampson Eason brought together a group for services in the Baptist tradition. Reverend N. A. Hart was the first Pastor of the newly founded church. Throughout the years, Mount Moriah has served as a school, community center, and civil rights organizing meeting hall.

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Mount Olive Baptist Church is located in Brunswick, GA. It has been operating for near 30 years.

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Mount Olivet Church is a Christian Church located in Fleming, GA.

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Baptist church near the community of Spring Bluff.

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Neighborhood south of Savannah on the Vernon River.

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Mount Sinai Church is a Baptist church east of Waverly, GA.

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Mount Tabor Baptist Church is in central Savannah.

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Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church is located at Hinesville, GA. The church is a multicultural body of believers who strives to make changes.

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Methodist church in west Savannah.

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Creek connected to the Savannah River.

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Offshoot of the East River on Cumberland Island.

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Small island in Half Moon Creek.

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Small lake connected to the Satilla River system.

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Mud River is a channel that connects to Turtle River in Glynn County, GA

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River draining into Sapelo Sound. It is one of the water features demarcating the western boundary of Sapelo Island.

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Site of former rice and cotton plantation now listed in the National Register of Historic Places. General Nathanael Greene was given the plantation after his victory in the Revolution. It is also the birthplace of the cotton gin, invented in 1793 by Eli Whitney. In 1864, Mulberry Plantation was destroyed by General Sherman’s army.

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In early colonial days, mulberry trees were cultivated at Mulberry Grove for use in Georgia's silk industry. Later it became one of the leading rice plantations of Georgia. At the end of the Revolution, the plantation, which had belonged to Lieutenant Governor John Graham, a Royalist, was granted by the State of Georgia to Major General Nathanael Greene as a reward for his military services. General Greene was residing at Mulberry Grove at the time of his death on June 12, 1786. In 1793 Eli Whitney, who was the tutor of the Greene children, invented the cotton gin at Mulberry Grove. The following year a large ginning machine was erected at the plantation. Its foundation still stands there. This site is on the National Register of Historical Places.

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A locale place located in Bryan county, GA.

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Edge of a waterfront neighborhood north of the Kings Bay Naval Base.

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Lee Roy Myers Middle School is a public middle school in east Savannah.

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Small park in the Cann Park neighborhood of Savannah.

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Myrtle Grove is a populated place located near Richmond Hill in Bryan County, GA.

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Myrtle Pond is a managed pond on the north end of Little St. Simons Island. Management controls the water level of the pond and protects against Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) that may threaten wildlife.

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This beach on Sapelo Island, accessible only by ferry or plane, supports a wide variety of bird species and is located near one of the South's largest reefs (the Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary).

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Nathan Brownson became governor of Georgia in 1781, serving until Jan. 1782. Additionally, he was a trustee of the proposed University of Georgia and a physician. Prior to this time, Brownson served as a member of the Provencial [sic] Congress which met in Savannah July 4, 1775. He was, also, a delegate to the Continental Congress from 1776-1778 and was surgeon to a Georgia brigade.

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This tomb, known as the Graham vault, possesses the distinction of having been the burial place of two heroes of the Revolutionary War, one American and the other British. This is the burial place for Nathanael Greene (Major General of the Continental Army) and John Maitland (Lieutenant Colonel, 71st Regt. of Scotch Foot).

Lieutenant Colonel John Maitland of Lauder, Scotland, son of the 6th Earl of Lauderdale, was known for his feat in bringing 800 Highlanders and Hessian troops by water from Beaufort to Savannah in Sept. 1779, under the eyes of the French fleet. The timely arrival of these reinforcements enabled Gen. Prevost to defend Savannah against the besieging French and American forces. Maitland died at Savannah on October 26, 1779, shortly after the siege was raised. The British hero was buried in the vault of the Royalist Lieutenant Governor, John Graham. Colonel Maitland's remains were, apparently, removed later to another burial place.

Nathanael Greene of Rhode Island, one of Washington's most brilliant generals, who died on June 19, 1786, at Mulberry Grove near Savannah, was also interred in the Graham vault. His burial place later became the subject of conjecture and remained so until 1901 when this tomb was opened and his remains identified. General Greene's ashes now repose beneath his monument in Johnson Square.

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Beneath the monument in this square repose the remains of Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene, of Rhode Island, who died near Savannah on June 19, 1786, at Mulberry Grove Plantation which had been granted to him by this State in appreciation of his services in the Revolution.

The 50-foot, white marble obelisk, designed by the well-known architect, William Strickland, was completed in 1830. The original cornerstone was laid here on March 21, 1825, by Greene's old friend, the Marquis de LaFayette. At the dedicatory ceremony General LaFayette said:

\"The great and good man to whose memory we are paying a tribute of respect, affection, and regret, has acted in our revolutionary contest a part so glorious and so important that in the very name of Greene are remembered all the virtues and talents which can illustrate the patriot, the statesman, and the military leader...\"

General Greene's remains were originally interred in the burial ground now known as Colonial Cemetery. His exact resting place was a matter of doubt and speculation for many years. The remains of the famed Revolutionary hero were found in the Graham vault in 1901 and were reinterred beneath this monument the following year.

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Park in south Savannah honoring Nathanael Greene, Major General from Rhode Island who defeated the British in South Carolina on September 8, 1781. Greene later retired to Mulberry Grove Plantation which was gifted to him by the State of Georgia.

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Nativity of Our Lord Church is a Roman Catholic Church in Savannah near Thunderbolt, GA.

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Naval Air Station Simons Island (historical) was obtained by U.S. Navy in July 1942. The Navy returned ownership of the airport to Glynn County in 1947.

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Complex providing maintenance, upgrade, and repair services to U.S. Navy nuclear-powered submarines. King's Bay was acquired from the Army in 1978, though construction on the naval base had already begun three years earlier.

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Necessary Creek is located west of St. Catherine's Island and is part of Walburg Island.

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Needwood Baptist Church was organized in 1866 on nearby Broadfield Plantation as Broadfield Baptist Church of the Zion Baptist Association. This structure, built in the 1870s, was redesigned in 1885 when the church moved its congregation here. Its formation and history are representative of religious development in the context of plantation rice culture. The church was founded by freed people from the Gullah Geechee tradition who were former slaves from the Broadfield and Needwood Plantations. The nearby one-room Needwood School provided elementary education for this community from 1907 until desegregation in the 1960s. Both structures are examples of early African American vernacular architecture following the Civil War. This site is in the National Register of Historic Places (1998).

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Needwood Middle School was established in 1998 in Glynn County, GA. It is named after Needwood Baptist Church and Needwood School which were established in 1866 and 1907 respectively.

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Swamp in north Camden County.

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Bank along Blackbeard Creek. Nearby docks provide access to the Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge.

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Neptune Park is a park on St. Simons Island. It includes amenities like playgrounds, picnic tables, pier, and beach access.

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New Beginnings Community Church is a church located in Richmond Hill, GA within Bryan County.

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Seventh Day Adventist (Protestant) church in southeast Savannah.

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New Cut is near Wassaw Island and connects to Old Romerly Marsh Channel.

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New Cut is a channel within Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge.

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New Dorchester Cemetery is located at Midway, GA.

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New Greater Owens Temple is a Christian church in south Savannah.

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This site, also known as Eugenia Cemetery, dates back to the end of the 19th century if not earlier.

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Baptist church in the community of Crescent near Townsend.

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New Hope is a neighborhood in Brunswick, GA.

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Built in 1885, this church is in the National Register of Historic Places.

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Apostolic church in Savannah.

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Canal connected to the Ogeechee River.

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K-12 school run by New Hope Baptist Church. It was first organized in 1978.

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New Hope is a United Methodist church east of Brunswick in Glynn County, GA.

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Baptist church near Woodbine.

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Baptist church in St. Marys. The church also runs New Hope Christian Academy, a K-12 school.

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New Hope Creek is a stream located in Glynn County, GA.

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New Hope Mobile Home Park is a mobile home community in Brunswick, GA that was built in 1960. It has since been permanently closed.

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