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Attractions

Vidalia Onion Temporary exhibits include art
Museum by respected regional artists
This 1,300 square-foot space is and historical displays. Families
filled with an array of educational welcome; suggested donation $5
exhibits that highlight the sweet per guest over 12. Call for current
onion’s economic, cultural and hours and info or visit the museum’s
culinary significance. Vidalia social media or website.
Onion Cookbooks for sale. 611 Jackson Street • 912-537-1911
100 Sweet Onion Drive AltamaMuseum.org
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Ladson Genealogical
library
An incredible treasure of
National importance visited
by researchers and genealogists
from across the country. Collection
includes more than 30,000 books,
microfilm, manuscripts, photos
and pamphlets. Located in the Dr.
Mark & Tonya Spivey Public Library.
Altama Museum 610 Jackson Street • 912-537-8186
of art & History OhoopeeLibrary.org
Built in 1911, the Neoclassical
Brazell House near downtown is Vidalia Onion
listed on the National Register fountain
of Historic Places. Collections A great stop for a photo! The 6-foot
include an array of Contemporary stainless steel onion, designed and
Southern art, antique prints,
fine furniture, historic costume built by local artist and welder Ruth
and an impressive collection of Williams English is surrounded by a
Staffordshire porcelain dating 20’ basin with multi-colored lights
to the 1770s and the Shiplett and water that dances to the sound
Gallery of Girl Scouting with of music.
scouting memorabilia from 280 Westbound & Durden Street
the early 1900s to present. Inside R.A.D. City Park

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