Calhoun is a city in Gordon County, Georgia, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 15,650, up from 10,667 in 2000. Calhoun is the county seat of Gordon County.
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
roadside park rock map at road as you turn into road leading 1/2 mile back into shaded cool cemetery. creek at rear back wall meanders slowly along. rock wall surrounds and pretentious gateway in center of wall bacons. several hundred soldiers final resting place lie here, many unknown. nice quite spot to reflect, bak ea break from the road, or enjoy a bite. you'll be the only one there so enjoy being smack dab in the middle of the battle withs much as a shot to be heard. never mind about the railroad nearby, train traffic these day is only occasional.
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Words can't explain how detailed this rock garden of castles, bridges and villages truly is. You can sit and relax on the many seating areas while you marvel at the intricacies of the structures. But this is also a garden and you'll see various plants...MoreWe're so happy you enjoyed your visit! We invite you to come back often, as the garden changes daily!
4.5 based on 54 reviews
The town of New Echota served as the Capital for the Cherokee Nation from 1825 to their removal during the Trail of Tears in the late 1830's. The 17-minute film in the visitor center explained that they had a government similar to ours and a written newspaper. As we toured the 12 buildings including the Council House, a Cherokee farm, the Print Shop and a tavern, we got a sense of how the town was laid out.
What really impressed us the most was the volunteer in the Print Shop. He demonstrated how workers would get the small type out of the cabinets, set up each column and ink the press to create the weekly Cherokee newspaper. He also explained the nuances about the Cherokee language.
Our teens enjoyed the site as they learned about the Trail of Tears in school. I liked that we could actually walk into many of the buildings and the cost was reasonable. It should be noted that currently the site is only open Wednesdays through Saturdays.
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Many Civil War sites have been covered by commercial development. But Civil War buffs, like me and my wife, still can follow battlefield trails in Mississippi, Virginia and Georgia. For example, the Battle of Resaca was part of the Atlanta campaign waged by Union General William Tecumseh Sherman. Fought on May 13-15, 1864, it ended inconclusively with General Joseph E. Johnson's Confederate Army retreating amid 6,100 combined casualties. Author Ambrose Bierce's short story "Killed at Resaca" focuses on a group of soldiers who fight and die bravely at Resaca, and the needless bloodshed of war in general. The battlefield remains relatively intact with earthworks and fortifications along Camp Creek and the Oostanaula River. From Chattanooga, it is the mission of every Civil War historian to follow Sherman's route south to Atlanta, through Dalton and Resaca and Adairsville and Pickett's Mill and New Hope Church and Kennesaw Mountain and Peachtree Creek, then beyond Atlanta to Jonesboro.0
4 based on 63 reviews
Calhoun Outlet Marketplace features an impressive collection of the finest brands for you and your family where you can save 25% to 65% off everyday prices. Include a shopping stop during your next trip to the area. Calhoun Premium Outlets is located a short drive north of Atlanta and south of Chattanooga, off Interstate 75 at exit 312, in the heart of Northwest Georgia's Gordon County.
Stopped in at Coach, Rack Room Shoes, Bealls and Bath & Body Works. Didn't buy anything but there are plenty of stores to choose from. One of my favorites is Kitchen Essentials. Ann Taylor, Dress Barn, Nike, Vanity Fair, Lane Bryant, Tommy Hilfiger among others. There is something there for everyone in most budgets. Worth driving through to see if there's anything appealing to you.
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Sunflower festival: watermelon eating contest, sunflower princess pageant, cutting sunflowers, hay rides Corn maze and pumpkin patch: pony rides, cow train, pumpkin princess pageant, giant slides, jumping pillow, live pig races, monster cannon Christmas on the farm: Santa and elves, journey on polar express, live nativity, barnyard animals.
I was hoping for more after I saw pumpkin patch advertisement last fall. I was hoping the for some fun at the Sunflower festival. It was a soundingggg NO in entertainment! First of all, I'm 57 years old. And I also understand this whole farm is designed around the kids:) So, what is the value to me to pay a $12 admission fee? Nothing. Both my wife and granddaughter paid $15 each so they could do a few extra things:(Laughable).........So, let's begin. I liked what the they are doing with the property in decorations, props and building designs:) Their best function is the gem mine,but one bucket per person was a little weak. The cattle ride or whatever you call it is a a bunch of small train cars pulled by a tractor. The road they pull you around is like Beirut Lebonon, it is bumpy as allllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll get out:( So, why do the hayride, can't be much better and it travels on the same poor conditioned road:( Hey, we have a pig race and we shoot one watermelon out of a home made cannon. Both over almost before you sit down and really just weak carny stuff:( The bouncy area is a nice touch:) no covering so HOT on a kids feet:( Like the barn slide:) But again, the plastic can be HOT because of no covering:( Did not understand the corn on the floor in the barn play area:( the mice at night probably show up like a smorgasbord:(:( IT IS A FARM! They have two ponies for rides and one looks worn out:( two other small ones to look at. They also have a rabbit pen and a few other animals. Maybe the draw is the sunflower field:) Have seen better, but we have also not had much rain. But here is the kicker, they wanted another $5 for a yellow bucket so you could pick some:) STILL lol at that one! Maybe the best one was charging $2 for a cup of water:):):):) C'MON MAN! Was the $15 fee worth taking a kid, I will give them the YES through a kids eye's:) For adults to pay $15 each to do nothing or little to nothing other than walk around with your kid is no value. You want return guests:) Will I return come pumpkin season, nooooooooooooooooooo. One last thing, little and few staff to assist with question once your in the farm:( Heard others say the same things:(
5 based on 2 reviews
Chiropractic Care | Wellness Programs | Fitness Programs | Massage Therapy | 8 Weeks to Wellness | And More Our chiropractic wellness center in Calhoun, Georgia, Calhoun Spine Care and Wellness Center sees patients that are interested in natural alternative medicine solutions to healthy spine care, metabolic syndrome, diabetes, Scoliosis, back pain, neck pain, weight loss, chronic illness, posture, migraine, allergies, digestive problems, feeling of un-wellness, and chronic pain conditions, just to name a few. We do not just treat musculoskeletal pain like the average Calhoun chiropractor. At Calhoun Spine Care and Wellness Center, we provide a wide variety of services. We offer chiropractic services, fitness programs, wellness programs, therapeutic massage therapy, physical training, rehabilitation, and nutritional consultation.
I have avoided posting about my success because I have lost and gained so much weight in my life, but I finally feel confident I can do this thing. I have worked so hard with Dale Shipley and Herbalife for a while now. I lost...MoreThank you so much for this review! - Calhoun Spine Care and Wellness Center
4 based on 1 reviews
As we walked in we were greeted by 2 friendly people and asked if there was anything special we were looking for. We said "we will know it when we see it" and they told us to enjoy looking around and to let them know if we have any questions or need a case unlocked. It's always nice to be greeted in a friendly manner.
The place had a little bit of everything from toys, furniture, collectibles, jewelry, books, etc. The aisles were clear and the booths were well organized. There was only one slightly cluttered booth and we just passed right past it (too easy to knock something over or trip when they have clutter). I found a small item I didn't even know I needed and my husband found a wooden golf club he didn't already have (he has over 100 of them). They had the most amazing set of (looked like kids) Route 66 yellow luggage that I really wanted but we didn't have room in our packed car for them. I would recommend stopping here if you are in the area.
USA SHUTTLE Service/ USA Wedding Shuttle of Calhoun GA providing transportation to and from local wedding venues as well as Airport Transportation services. Wedding Transportation within Gordon County GA at several local beautiful wedding venues in the area. Airport, Bus Transportation, as well as out of town transportation.
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