
Top 5 Things to Do in Dallas, GADallas, Georgia, is a city rich in history and it has the distinction of being named after a Vice President of the United States, George M. Dallas (1845-1849). There is plenty to do and see in Dallas. 1. Visit a historical battlefield: Malachi Pickett’s Mill is where a battle took place on May 27, 1864 in which 25,000 soldiers fought. It has been preserved as it was when the battle took place. The miles of battle trenches have been maintained as they were during that historic battle and other war exhibits. This is one of the best-maintained battlefields in US. 2. Interested in American history! A visit to the Paulding County History Museum also called “The little Red School House” will reveal a treasure trove of Native American artefacts, gems and minerals of the county, plus war souvenirs and historical photographs. 3. For nature lovers, Paulding Forest is the place to visit: One can go hunting, fishing, hiking, trekking, camping and bird watching in this over 26,000 acres natural forest.. 4. See the splendor of 19th century architecture: The Paulding County Courthouse was built in 1892 and has been restored three times since then. The architectural splendor of that century has been so well maintained and the building, even when viewed from a distance, is awe inspiring. 5. Take a tour down memory lane to the civil war: The Friends of Civil War operate a tour that takes one through 14 notable civil war sites that played a major role in the war.
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