Eufaula, Alabama
The antebellum Hart House
is now the home of the
Historic Chattahoochee
Commission.
The antebellum Hart House
is now the home of the
Historic Chattahoochee
Commission.
Fendall Hall in Eufaula
Completed in 1860, Fendall
Hall is now a museum owned
by the Alabama Historical
Commission.
Completed in 1860, Fendall
Hall is now a museum owned
by the Alabama Historical
Commission.
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The Beautiful and Historic Chattahoochee River
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Georgia, Alabama and Florida
From its source high in the North Georgia
mountains to its end at Lake Seminole on
the Florida border, the Chattahoochee River
is one of the South's most significant and
historic waterways.
Long before the Mississippi River gained its
place as America's "Father of Waters," the
Chattahoochee was the focus of a contest of
empires. Spanish, English, Native American
and, to some degree, French forces battled
for control of the Chattahoochee River valley
in conflicts that began in 1674 and continued
for more than 150 years.
mountains to its end at Lake Seminole on
the Florida border, the Chattahoochee River
is one of the South's most significant and
historic waterways.
Long before the Mississippi River gained its
place as America's "Father of Waters," the
Chattahoochee was the focus of a contest of
empires. Spanish, English, Native American
and, to some degree, French forces battled
for control of the Chattahoochee River valley
in conflicts that began in 1674 and continued
for more than 150 years.
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Eufaula, Alabama
Located atop a high bluff in
Barbour County, Alabama, the
beautiful city of Eufaula owes
its existence to the river.
Located atop a high bluff in
Barbour County, Alabama, the
beautiful city of Eufaula owes
its existence to the river.
Fairview Cemetery
This unique burial ground
near downtown Eufaula is
noted for the diversity of its
graves.
This unique burial ground
near downtown Eufaula is
noted for the diversity of its
graves.
Saved by the War's End
Eufaula was saved from the
destruction visited on many
Southern cities when the Civil
War ended as Union troops
approached the city.
Eufaula was saved from the
destruction visited on many
Southern cities when the Civil
War ended as Union troops
approached the city.
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Columbus Area Historic Sites
National Civil War Naval Museum
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Chattahoochee Indian Heritage Center
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Providence Canyon State Park
Fort Gaines Area Historic Sites
Kolomoki Mounds State Park
Coheelee Creek Covered Bridge
Saffold Confederate Navy Yard
Chattahoochee State Park
Battle of Ekanachatte
Neals Landing
Ghost Town of Parramore
Econchattimico's Reserve
Three Rivers State Park
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