• Archibald Clark House - Explore the stunning architecture of the oldest house in St. Marys and delve into the intriguing history of its owner, Archibald Clark, who was involved in both chaos and murder during the British occupation of St. Marys in the War of 1812.
• First Presbyterian Church - Discover the amusing tale of how a horse ended up in the church’s bell tower in the early 1800s. The identity of the person responsible will surprise you!
• Orange Hall Gilman Cultural Center - At this magnificent Greek Revival mansion, learn about its connections to Daniel McGirt, a Revolutionary War defector who became a notorious bandit in Southeast Georgia.
• 213 Osborne St - At this grand 1830s residence, uncover the tragic story of Thomas Hardee’s murder, which stemmed from his refusal to allow his future killer to court his daughters.
• 220 Osborne St - In this charming Victorian home, explore its history as a medical clinic for the Gilman Paper Company, where high-ranking officials orchestrated an assassination plot with unexpected twists!
• Spencer House Inn by Brham - Admire the beautiful “haint” blue porch ceilings of this bed & breakfast, learn about the ghostly significance of this color, and why it has been a Southern tradition for centuries.
• St. Marys Submarine Museum - Outside this museum, discuss the history of the land, once owned by John Houstoun McIntosh, who played a pivotal role in the Patriot War of 1812, where Southeast Georgians attempted to seize Florida from the Spanish.
• St. Marys Community Market/ St. Marys Waterfront Pavilion - Conclude the tour by enjoying the scenic riverfront views of St. Marys and discussing a murder that occurred more recently than expected!

With the tour concluded, it’s time for “martinis” at Seagle’s Saloon, where our group enjoys Happy Hour-priced drinks!

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• Alcoholic beverages

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