Flint RiverQuarium
Under $25An aquarium on the banks of the Flint River in Albany, Georgia, known for its large spring-fed Blue Hole exhibit and many fish and reptile species.

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A science and history museum with a planetarium and a regional archives in downtown Albany, Georgia.
Heritage Plaza, 100 block of West Roosevelt Avenue · Albany, GA
Thronateeska is a nonprofit in Albany, Georgia, devoted to history and science education in Southwest Georgia. Its museum displays fossil casts, aviation models, a surveying and mapping collection, and railroad history from the Union Depot era. Visitors can also see a brick street from 1913 and learn about local companies such as Bob's Candy Company. The site includes a planetarium and the South Georgia Archives, which holds regional records.
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