Stepping Inside These Abandoned Places In Georgia Is Almost Haunting
By Amanda Northern|Updated on September 21, 2023(Originally published September 01, 2022)
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Amanda Northern is a freelance writer, and creator/virtual assistant of The Proassists. Amanda is a Georgia native, GSU Panther, and blogger. More of her words can be found at amandanorthern.wordpress.com
No matter where you look in the Peach State, you’re bound to find a piece of history. Our culture-rich state is just teeming with historical artifacts, all of which have fascinating stories to tell. The best part about our history is that you don’t even have to travel to a museum to feel it – justsimply walk outside. There are so many interesting abandoned places in Georgia that are just waiting to be discovered. If you look around, you may even find one of these eerily beautiful places close to your home.
Of course, when exploring, you always want to make sure to follow local regulations and observe any signs indicating that trespassers are not allowed. While several of these abandoned homes in Georgia are historical sites that welcome visitors, others are private property and trespassing is strictly prohibited.
There are so many amazing stories tucked away in all these ruins. Each of these abandoned places in Georgia makes your imagination run wild with the history behind them. If you want to see more abandoned places in Georgia, check out our road trip. And make sure you read through our ultimate road trip packing guide to make sure you have everything you need.
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