Perry, Georgia, is turning 200 years old in 2024, and we're celebrating all year long!
In today's episode, Mrs. Ellie Loudermilk, President of the Perry Area Historical Society & Museum, shares information about the beautiful and historic Evergreen Cemetery in Historic Downtown Perry that attracts photographers, genealogists, ghost hunters, and tourists.
It is known for its Spanish moss-draped trees and magnificent grave symbols. Over the years, many have come to the cemetery to step back into the past and experience the history of our beloved city.
Learn more about Evergreen Cemetery by visiting the Perry Area Historical Society Museum's website.
The Perry Area Historical Society Museum is hosting tours of Evergreen Cemetery in October 2024. Click here for more information.
For more information about the year-long celebration, visit www.perry-ga.gov/200.
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