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About North GeorgiaGolden Age of Moundbuilders
As settlers moved west after the American Revolution they found intriguing remnants of a lost civilization. More American Indians of Georgia 
Old Federal RoadFrom the Federal Crossing (or Vann's Ferry) to Ross's Landing (today's Chattanooga) the Federal Road carried settlers, gold miners and workers into the Cherokee Nation that spanned the North Georgia Mountains. More Roads of North Georgia
Margaret Mitchell and the Atlanta JournalIn 1922 Margaret Mitchell was one of the first female journalists at the Atlanta Journal. Four years later she left to write Gone With The Wind. In between she build a legacy that is rarely explored.
White County, GeorgiaIn the Northeast Georgia mountains, White County has one of the longest histories of all Georgia places, dating back to Hernando deSoto. In this issue we explore the county as only About North Georgia can.
Panther Creek Trail in the Cohutta Mountains
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