Things to do in Lagrange
Bellevue - Historical Home
A stately ante-bellum home of Benjamin Harvey Hill, lawyer, Georgia and United States congressman, is regarded as one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the state of Georgia. Call (706) 884-1832 for more information.
204 Ben Hill St., Lagrange, GA
Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum
Founded in 1963 as the Chattahoochee Valley Art Association, the Museum serves as a small, vibrant visual arts resource for West Georgia and East Alabama. The Museum is housed in the former Troup County Jail, built in 1892. The Victorian building was completely renovated in 1978 with contemporary galleries, offices, an arts library and classrooms. Call (706) 882-3267 for more information.
112 Lafayette Parkway, Lagrange, GA
Confederate Cemetery
Over 300 soldiers from every state in the Confederacy are buried in this Miller Street cemetery. Master bridge builder and former slave Horace King is buried just outside the cemetery. Call (706) 884-1828 for more information.
Miller Street, Lagrange, GA
Historic Downtown Lagrange
Easy walking tour of old homes and historic buildings in a variety of architectural styles, as well as fashionable shops and charming restaurants. Call (706) 882-7344 for more information.
111 Bull Street, Lagrange, GA
Pyne Road Park
Boat ramp, Beach area, showers, picnic grounds, picnic shelters, ballfield, hiking, and amphitheatre. Call (706) 884-1414 for more information.
GA. 109 at West Point Lake, Lagrange, GA