Georgia · 159 Counties
A gamified map of markers, battlefields, cemeteries, courthouses, museums and moss‑draped coastal landmarks — with the real stories behind them. Visit them, collect them, learn them.
Free & ad‑free on the iPhone App Store. Prefer the browser? The web map is free too — you'll sign in with your Apple ID, and your visits sync across both.
Note: Guided Tours & Trails are in the iOS app only — not on the web map.

What you'll discover
Sourced from public archives and the Georgia Historical Commission, hand‑checked, and written up in plain language.
A few worth pulling over for
Every site gets its own page — the history, a photo where we have one, and turn‑by‑turn directions.

Live oaks, Spanish moss and the burying ground made famous by Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
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The brick fortress on Cockspur Island whose 1862 fall proved masonry forts obsolete overnight.
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The world's largest college campus — 27,000 acres of woods, Gothic halls and a landmark waterwheel.
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A few of Georgia’s most storied forts, mounds, battlefields and landmarks — each with its full history, photos and directions.
Every documented historic site, mapped county by county.
Follow a thread
Themed collections that connect the dots across the whole state.

Atlanta Campaign battlefields, forts, earthworks and soldiers' cemeteries that trace the 1864 fighting across Georgia.
Follow the 1864 campaign west‑to‑east, from the fall of Atlanta through Griswoldville to the "Christmas gift" of Savannah.
Savannah's spirit‑soaked houses, the old burying grounds, candle‑lit inns, and the forts where the past refuses to rest.
A haunted walking tour of the most haunted square mile in America — narrated stops that trigger on your phone as you arrive, from the Mercer‑Williams House to Room 204 at the 17Hundred90 Inn.
Free & ad‑free on the iPhone App Store — the best way to roam. Your visits, points and progress sync to your Apple account across the app and the web.
Note: Guided Tours & Trails are in the iOS app only — not on the web map.