Location: Union City
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What to do and see in Union City, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Union City in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Historic Sites. Discover best things to do in Union City with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Stately Oaks Plantation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 209 reviews
Stately Oaks is an 1839 antebellum house listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its plain Greek Revival architecture is representative of the era in which it was built. It was originally constructed in 1839 by Mr. Whitmill Allen who sold his home to Robert McCord in 1858 and then moved to Tyler, Texas. It is located in Jonesboro, GA., the very city where Scarlett had to pay the taxes on Tara. Even though Tara only existed in Margaret Mitchell's imagination, she placed Tara in Clayton County where she had visited relatives who lived on a large plantation south of Jonesboro. Many of the stories she heard as a child are in the movie. Clayton County is truly home of Gone With the Wind. Also on site, are a one room schoolhouse, a tenant cabin, cook's house, country store, blacksmith shop and Native American Indian Village.
Reviewed By Dawn K
Our guides Colonel Al and Miss Connie were wonderful! Their authentic period clothing and knowledge about the history of the plantation were entertaining as well as educational. Our group had a delicious catered lunch in the one-room schoolhouse. This would be a great place for families, couples, or groups.
2. Sweetwater Creek State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By mlorahga - Augusta, Georgia
I visited the park in order to see the ruins of the New Manchester Factory. Life in New Manchester, now encompassed by Sweetwater State Park, centered around a huge 5-story textile mill. The mill was powered by a headrace channel diverted from Sweetwater Creek.
It was in full production on July 9th of 1864 when US soldiers forced their way into the factory and set the building ablaze. After being detained in Kentucky, the factory workers were set free North of the Ohio River as long as they swore allegiance to the Union and promised not to return to Georgia.
New Manchester did not survive the loss of its employment base and majority of its population, but the 5-story brick walls of the factory still tower above the creek.
This weekend the park celebrated New Manchester days with historic demonstrations and reenactments.
3. Georgia International Convention Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By Pamela L
Recently had the pleasure of coordinating an event at The Georgia International Convention Center. It was a pleasure working with such friendly and experienced staff. The one stop shop concept for sound/lighting, food and the best preferred vendor list imaginable, put everything in place for a successful event. Yanous, Dianne, Sharon (Proof of The Pudding), Reggie (Housekeeping) and other GIC staff thanks for helping me create a most memorable occasion. I could not have done it without you.
4. Champ's Clock Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 31 reviews
The World's Largest and Finest Selection of clocks. Atractions Include the World's Largest Real Cuckoo Clock, The Operating 1865 John Moore & Son's English Tower Clock, Over A thousand clocks on display and for sale all in a Museum quality environment. Frequent Engagement Photo Location. Photography clubs Welcome, Senior and School Groups welcome. Please Give advance notice for group visits.
Reviewed By randys404 - Douglasville, Georgia
I had a father's clock renovated by this group. They had several more expensive clocks on site for sale and repair.. It took a year, for my clock to be refurbished, but the wait was worth it and the clock is still working, even though it remained quiet for a long period of time,
5. Golf Cart Paths
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By Redd&Bleu - Charlotte, NC
Love the golf cart path neighborhoods, staples and restaurants around PTC. Safe for family and kids. All the residents and visitors know the paths exist and are careful. In many of the higher traffic area they've created paths above and below the streets to foster the safety.
6. The Legacy Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Kennsue - Atlanta, Georgia
This theater is a gem we folks on the south side of Atlanta cherish! Easily accessible from I-85 south, exit 61, the Legacy Theatre has brought first-class theatrical experience to a new level of excellence. The theater is compact, containing not one bad seat, the ticket prices are affordable (seniors and students can receive discounts, as can groups) and every production we have seen has left us eager to return. This theater's superb casts and quality productions are making an impact. Don't miss out!
7. The U Bar
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 27 reviews
The U Bar offers the ultimate experience in food, sports, and entertainment in East Point, GA.
Reviewed By T B - Minneapolis, Minnesota
I went to the U Bar on a Friday night and it was packed! The atmosphere of the bar is very fun and laid back. They played great music- most of it is rap music! They have $10 pitchers of mixed liquor and $2 drinks. $20 hookah, 25 cent wings. I suggest going early because it took us over a hr just to get seated at a table. There isn't a dance floor- lot of ppl just dance near their table or around the edge of the seating area.
I recommend going here!
8. The Hindu Temple of Atlanta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Bernardo F - New York City, New York
You can go walk around and even look inside as visitors are welcome. Great architecture and carvings. And the grounds are pretty nice as well.
9. Old Campbell County Museum and Research Room
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4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By LewieD - Fairburn, Georgia
The Local Historical Society is redoing their museum and things might get hopping in the near future. It is now under renovation till summer of 2016.
10. Cochran Mill Nature Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Mog3 - Ellenwood, Georgia
What an adventure! this day hike was full of wonderful rustic buildings, water falls, children swimming,, babbling brooks, twisted vines and curious white tailed deer. Yep they come close and linger long, if you know make too much noise. If you are short on time take the orange trail ( across the Cochran Mill Rd. from the parking lot) Be sure to pay your fee and there are clean well stocked restrooms near the play ground. Lease your pooch and prepare to enjoy. Bring extra shoes and clothes ( you could fall in by accident, lol a blanket , jacket , bug repellent, a light if its late in the afternoon ; then get ready to be amazed. Rustic buildings at the intersection of Rivertown Rd and Cochcran Mill R.. Restaurants near by after your explorations. There are several trails to fit your ability. Just do it , what a trip . I will be doing it again.
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