Providence Canyon State Park
Check pricesA Georgia state park in Stewart County known for deep, colorful erosion canyons nicknamed Georgia's Little Grand Canyon.

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An 1836 stagecoach inn in Lumpkin, Georgia, operated as a museum and linked to a nearby pharmacy museum.
Lumpkin, GA
The Bedingfield Inn is a stagecoach-era inn in Lumpkin, Georgia, dating to about 1836 and preserved as a museum. Its rooms are furnished to suggest how travelers and families lived there, including a shared common room where several families slept together. Dr. Hatchett's Drug Store Museum, a short walk away, displays apothecary jars and older drugstore goods from a store that operated from 1865 to 1957. Visitors can also join a walking tour of Lumpkin's town square and historic district.
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