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An obscure landmark with some lore about the tree taking ownership of the land where it has put down its roots.
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A Classical Revival-style home that was built in 1884 and rebuilt in 1906 after it had burned. It features tours and a museum on the second floor.
The historical commercial strip of Eufaula that could be worth a stroll.
Greek Revival home dating back to 1850, making it one of the oldest in Eufaula. Not really open to the public.
This rail trail with a Creek Indian name is anchored by Manny the 12-Foot-Tall Fish statue at the south end and Old Creek Town Recreation Center on the north for walking and biking adventures along the Chattahoochee.
Italianate-style home with wood construction and a cupola that was built around 1856.
A Chattahoochee riverside park with somewhat of an ambiguous swimming area. Offers pretty views nonetheless.