Crawford W. Long Museum
Under $25Small history museum in Jefferson honoring Dr. Crawford W. Long, who first used ether for surgery.

An outdoor agricultural museum in northeast Georgia with historic farm buildings still in their original locations.
Jefferson, GA
The Shields-Ethridge Heritage Farm in Jefferson, Georgia, is an outdoor agricultural museum that serves as an educational and interpretive site. Its collection of historic buildings stays in its original location and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can explore the grounds on their own with a free smartphone tour, and the farm also offers guided tours, educational programs, and overnight RV stays through the Harvest Hosts program.
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