Auraria is a little town in Lumpkin County, but unlike the bustling Dahlonega, it's completely abandoned. It's a ghost town, with only a handful of buildings left.

The legend is a girl named Agnes, a fiesty freshman back in the 1920's hung herself on the diving board of the pool underneath Pearce's stage after some traumatic event. These events range from spurned lover, or a ashamed she was pregnant and her lover abandoned her, spurned ballerina or actress, blackballed from a sorority, and then a seperate story that the young woman, a member of a secret society, was killed by members of another secret society.

It's not everyday you see a roaming red elephant. Actually, in Gainesville, it probably is.

If you lived through the 1980's or were born anytime after, you've heard of Cabbage Patch Kids.The toys have made a huge impact on pop culture, not just in the 1980's, but as a happy child memory for decades to come. And, they began right here, in Cleveland, and they're still being born at Babyland General Hospital.

A popular summertime destination with a resort on one end and a dam on the other, Lake Sidney Lanier is a north Georgia favorite. But it wasn't 55 years ago.

Why on Earth would I go visit some weird monkey shrine in the middle of a forest?

High in the sky, the little metal rooster proudly stands to welcome you to the Queen City. He lives in Poultry Park, so named for Gainesville's highly successful poultry industry. He is also a very amusing monument to drive by.

​Towering in a field on the edge of Elberton, stands the Georgia Guidestones.