Stand in the Spot – Hogansville
Hogansville was named for William Hogan, who owned some of Hogansville’s original land grants in the 1830s. This small town has a long history and its interesting story continues to grow, including with the filming of AMC’s The Walking Dead at Hogansville’s City Hall in 2018.
10 Things To Do That Don’t Cost A Dime
Traveling doesn’t have to break the bank—LaGrange, Georgia has plenty of budget-friendly dining and entertainment options to explore! Enjoy one of our many beautiful parks and walking trails, spend a rainy day in an art museum or enjoy free community events with your family! Making memories in LaGrange doesn’t have to cost a dime.
How to Plan an Ah-mazing Girls’ Weekend Getaway to LaGrange
Girls just wanna have fun. But also relax a bit. Splurge on yummy eats and a few drinks. And discover cute boutiques along the way. LaGrange has all of these ingredients and more for a great girls’ weekend.
Ancient Artifacts Abound In LaGrange, Georgia
LaGrange, Georgia is steeped in native history, as evidenced by archaeological finds dating back 11,000 years. It’s also home to the Biblical History Center, one of only eight museums in the world that displays artifacts from Israel!
8 Reasons To Put Hills & Dales Estate On Your Travel List
Hills & Dales Estate is a must-see on any visit to LaGrange, Georgia. Not only do you get to see one of architect Neel Reid’s greatest works, a 1916 Italian villa, but it’s accompanied by one of the best-preserved gardens in the country, once dubbed “Five Acres of Heaven”.