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Episode 602

We journey to Noah’s Ark, an amazing animal sanctuary in Locust Grove, where lions, tigers and ...

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Episode 602

We journey to Noah’s Ark, an amazing animal sanctuary in Locust Grove, where lions, tigers and ...

Sun 7:00pm:
Episode 602

We journey to Noah’s Ark, an amazing animal sanctuary in Locust Grove, where lions, tigers and ...

Wed 7:00pm:
Episode 602

We journey to Noah’s Ark, an amazing animal sanctuary in Locust Grove, where lions, tigers and ...

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  • Rare Civil War Letter On Display
    Rickey Bevington - Thursday, August 18, 2011 - 2:00pm
    Hey Georgia Travelers! You can soon see for yourselves more rare Civil War artifacts discovered this year in Millen at the Camp Lawton prison stockade. Here's GPB's Orlando Montoya's report on the...
  • Kennesaw Battlefield Could Expand
    Rickey Bevington - Monday, August 15, 2011 - 4:24pm
    ATLANTA (Associated Press) -- The privately owned 16-acre tract on Burnt Hickory Road is thick with pines and young hardwoods, but little else of interest other than its role as a staging ground for...
  • Georgia Experts On Robert E. Lee
    Rickey Bevington - Wednesday, August 3, 2011 - 3:35pm
    For all you Georgia Travelers joining me at Civil War sites this season, check out this fascinating conversation with two Georgia authors about the myths and legend of Confederate General Robert E....
  • Vote For Your Favorite Park!
    Rickey Bevington - Thursday, July 21, 2011 - 10:12am
    Three Georgia parks are in the running to be named "America's Favorite Park." But they need your help! Vote today for your favorite. ATLANTA, GA., July 20, 2011 -- Three of Georgia’s State Parks –...
  • Visit Dalton's New Civil War Marker
    Rickey Bevington - Thursday, July 14, 2011 - 2:03pm
    New markers being placed across Georgia are recognizing the Civil War history of long-ignored groups such as women, blacks and Southerners loyal to the Union. The latest marker was dedicated Thursday...
  • Kennesaw's Unknown Civil War Soldier
    Rickey Bevington - Friday, July 8, 2011 - 2:51pm
    During the American Civil War (1861-1865) thousands of men killed in battle were buried in unmarked graves. GPB Radio's Edgar Treiguts recently brought us the story of how modern scientists used DNA...
  • New App Recreates Civil War Factory
    Rickey Bevington - Monday, July 4, 2011 - 4:54pm
    This might just be the coolest app yet! My GPB Radio colleague Noel Brown reported on it Monday. Here's Noel's story: Starting this summer, visitors to the Augusta Canal can use their smart phones...
  • Map Highlights Civil War Homefront
    Rickey Bevington - Wednesday, April 27, 2011 - 7:19pm
    My GPB Radio colleague Joshua Stewart found the coolest website that will help you travel the state exploring Civil War sites that represent what life was like for Georgians far away from the lines...
  • Visit Georgia's Newest National Historic Site
    Rickey Bevington - Monday, April 18, 2011 - 6:26pm
    There are hundreds of historic sites to visit in Georgia (and Georgia Traveler has taken you to many of them!). Now, there's one more reason to make your way to Mitchell County to visit an important...