Gregory Johnson, of Cumming, is the man behind a good bit of those bronze statues you see around town.

Somethings never change, especially if they're cast in bronze.

We've talked Indian Burial Grounds before, but this one is a little different. Princess Trahlyta's grave is at the intersection - literally - of Highways 60 and 19. But like most legends, this one comes with a curse. Or at least, some bad luck.

While the farm is mostly purple, there are a few more things it encompasses, including goats, honey bees, and chickens, and of course, a little store where you can buy lavender, themed gifts, local honey, and more.

Jerry was an avid Civil War reenactor and was even featured on Conan O'Brian once. So it was fitting his ashes would be placed at the Battle of Resaca re-enactment.

It wasn't always like this. The artwork is new, and changes yearly.

Aside from hosting a myriad of famous guests, including Woodrow Wilson prior to his presidency, journalist and author Joel Chandler Harris, Union Maj. Gen. Daniel Sickles and Confederate Gen. Joe Johnston, the Piedmont was owned by a local celebrity himself: Confederate Lt. General James Longstreet.

It's not just a tradition, it's Gainesville's rock.