This historic site is beautiful. While the actual building is small and largely not much to look at , the trails and surrounding area are fantastic. I went for a long walk on the trail that...
Horton House Ruins
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Located on Jekyll Island, Georgia, the Horton House Historic Site is a captivating relic of the state's colonial past. Built in the 18th century by Major William Horton, the plantation house's tabby walls and ruins stand as a silent reminder of Georgia's rich history.
Once the center of a thriving plantation for over 140 years, the Horton House is now open to the public and maintained by the Jekyll Island Historic District. Visitors can explore the time-scarred walls, historical plaques, and markers, as well as the nearby DuBignon Cemetery, offering beautiful views of the Marshes of Glynn.
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This was such an interesting historical site to explore. It's easily accessible -- right along the side of the road. We parked and walked over to the house. There are explanatory plaques about...
One of the oldest surviving buildings in Georgia, the structure is very well preserved. It is, however, just a shell. No interior or roof. It dates back to the British colonization after much of...
Ok this should be a short stop, it is a ruin so there isn't much left to look at, the cool part is that you're actually able to walk through the shell of the old homestead which is quite rare,...
A wee bit of interesting history along the road on Jekyll Island. The plaque offers the story. The old house ruins offer the viewing experience.





