Mitchell Depot Historical Museum
Check pricesFormer railroad depot in downtown Mitchell, Georgia, now a museum of local history.

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A 741-acre Georgia state park centered on a 225-acre lake, known for its operating 1921 gristmill and rural farming museum.
6071 Hamburg State Park Road, Mitchell, GA 30820 · Mitchell, GA
Hamburg State Park sits on Hamburg Lake, which is fed by the Little Ogeechee River. Visitors can camp under shaded sites along the shoreline, fish for bass, crappie and bream, rent boats, and paddle. The restored water-powered gristmill still grinds corn during events, and a small museum displays old farming tools used across rural Georgia. Trails, a playground, picnic shelters and a group shelter round out the grounds, and wildlife such as turtles, alligators and deer live throughout the park.
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