On North Court Street just east of North Wall Street (Georgia Route 41), on the right when traveling east.
This county was named for William Washington Gordon, of Savannah (1796-1842). The first Georgian to graduate at West Point, he entered the practice of law and was a pioneer in the railroad field in this State. He was the founder and first . . . — — Map (db m19295) HM
Near Resaca Lafayette Road Northwest (Georgia Route 136).
Resaca's Confederate Cemetery
Nearby, in Resaca lies the lonely resting place of more than 440 Confederate soldiers who died here on the fields of battle and once lay buried where they fell. In 1866, Resaca resident Mary J. Green convinced . . . — — Map (db m171006) HM
On Oothcalooga Street at South Fair Street, on the right when traveling east on Oothcalooga Street.
Roland Hayes, the first internationally renowned African-American classical singer was born in Gordon County and performed at this site, the former Calhoun High Auditorium. Hayes opened doors for African - American concert and opera performers and . . . — — Map (db m13916) HM
On Farm to Market Road 607 south of Farm to Market Road 804, on the right when traveling north.
Henderson County pioneer Davis Reynolds (1800-1869) came to Texas in 1856 with his wife Catherine (1802-1871) their unmarried children, James, Julia, Catherine, and John H., and several slaves. Traveling by wagon and foot, they journeyed from Gordon . . . — — Map (db m269214) HM
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