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Aunt Fanny’s Cabin
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IN 2022, THE CITY OF SMYRNA DEMOLISHED AUNT FANNY’S CABIN.

The building that today serves as the Smyrna Welcome Center was once a famous restaurant serving up Southern-themed fare. Isoline Campbell MacKenna opened Aunt Fanny’s Cabin in 1941, turning an 1890s-era cabin into a country store selling food made using the recipes of Fanny Williams, her family’s retired cook. The restaurant, originally located a few miles away from its current location operated until 1994.

Phone Number
(770) 805-4277
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Address
2875 Atlanta Rd., Smyrna, Georgia 30080
30080
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27 Northgate Street, Bath, BA1 1AJ
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IN JULY 2022, A VANDAL DESTROYED THE GEORGIA GUIDESTONES.

Since first unveiled in March 1980, the Georgia Guidestones have confounded and intrigued tourists. An anonymous benefactor, using the name R.C. Christian, showed up in Elbert County in 1979 to build the monument. According to sources, Christian was working on behalf of an anonymous group. The 19-foot-tall monument, comprised of six granite stones, sits along Georgia Highway 77 on one of the highest tracts of land in Elbert County. The monument, known as “America’s Stonehenge,” was built using granite from Elbertson, the “Granite Capital of the World.”

Phone Number
(706) 283-2551
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Address
Hartwell Hwy., Elberton, GA 30635
30635
Inside CNN Atlanta Studio Tour
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CNN HAS CLOSED ITS STUDIO TOURS.

Ted Turner co-founded CNN in 1980 and helped transform the way people consume news. The outspoken Turner, who at one time owned the Atlanta Braves, still finds ways to make headlines even though he’s been out of the news business for years. For those interested in how modern newsrooms operate, the 55-minute Inside CNN Atlanta Studio Tour gives a behind the scenes look at what goes in to the making of a newscast watched by 2 billion people globally.

Website
http://www.cnn.com/tour/
Phone Number
(404) 827-2300
Address
190 Marietta St., Atlanta, GA 30303
30303
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From the days of bartering for goods to today’s currency and modern system of banking, the Numismatic Museum takes a look at money on the island. This delightful museum, owned and operated by the Bank of the Netherlands Antilles, is conveniently located in the Scharloo section of Willemstad and a short walk from popular attractions such as the Queen Emma Bridge.