Macon, GA

Johnson-Felton-Hay house built in 1860 with all the bells and whistles, including indoor plumbing, which was unheard of at the time. Built 35 years before the Biltmore Estate, which also had all the trimmings. Jeff Davis stayed here during the Veteran's Reunion, pictured next.









Mercer University Law School, where Jeff Davis and family met and received the Confederate troops on the veranda on Nov. 2, 1887 during a Veteran's Reunion.










Cannon Ball House. See next picture.













History of the Cannon Ball House.














Christmas tree dressed with cotton balls, Geogia peaches, and cones filled with pecons.















This Joung lady was our guide in the Cannon Ball House and is a decendant of Martha Washinton and her granddaugher, Mrs. Robert E. Lee. Small world!!!















Print in the Cannon Ball House of Alexander H. Stephens of Georgia, vice president of the Confederate Union.
















The Forsyth KOA was one of the prettiest campgrounds at which we stayed. Forsyth is outside of Macon, GA.