The New Georgia Guide

Informationen zum Autor Contributors include Betsy Braden, John Braden, Jane Cassady, James C. Cobb, Timothy J. Crimmins, Thomas G. Dyer, Lee W. Formwalt, Fred C. Fussell, Whit Gibbons, Steve Gurr, William Hedgepeth, Mary Hood, John Inscoe, James Kilgo, Delma E. Presley, Buddy Sullivan, Jane Powers Weldon, Dana F. White, Philip Lee Williams, William W. Winn Klappentext A clear-eyed view of yesterday's and today's Georgians, The New Georgia Guide reveals as never before Georgia's remarkable array of people and places and its rich heritage and culture. Filled with information on tours, plus history and local observations, The Guide weclomes travelers to a Georgia not found in travel guides that cater to southern stereotypes. 136 photos. 37 maps. Zusammenfassung Arranged in a region-by-region format! this guide is filled with tours! essays! and more. It aims to provide a view of yesterday's and today's Georgians! providing a sense of who they are! what they believe! and what their connections are to each other and to the places where they live/work.

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A clear-eyed view of yesterday's and today's Georgians, The New Georgia Guide reveals as never before Georgia's remarkable array of people and places and its rich heritage and culture. Filled with information on tours, plus history and local observations, The Guide weclomes travelers to a Georgia not found in travel guides that cater to southern stereotypes. 136 photos. 37 maps.

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Arranged in a region-by-region format, this guide is filled with tours, essays, and more. It aims to provide a view of yesterday's and today's Georgians, providing a sense of who they are, what they believe, and what their connections are to each other and to the places where they live/work.