Columbus/Auburn local businesses

Cheddar's Casual Cafe

in Family Fare, Continental, American, Sandwiches, Spirits

Columbus Youth Soccer Assocation

in Sports Club, Soccer

Shorter Mansion

in Historic, Art, Museum, Heritage

The Mansion began as a more humble home built in 1884, by Eli Sims Shorter II (1858 - 1908) and his wife Wileyna Lamar (1861 - 1927) of Macon, Georgia. An extensive renovation, began in 1901 and lasting through 1906, transformed it into the outstanding Greek Revival Mansion it is today, enabling it to be listed on the National Register. Eli and Wileyna had three children and were well respected in the community. The Mansion was a social center for the small town.

National Infantry Museum

in Historic, Heritage, Nat'l Historic Landmark

The National Infantry Museum emphasizes the values that define the Infantryman, as well as the nation he protects: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. It preserves and displays one of the greatest collections of military artifacts in the world, with 190,000 square feet of galleries standing on a 200-acre tract just outside the United States Army Maneuver Center of Excellence (MCoE) at Fort Benning, Georgia.

Fendall Hall

in Historic, Heritage, Heritage, Historic

Fendall Hall is an antebellum Italianate home located in the river commerce town of Eufaula, Alabama. Eufaula is located on the border of Alabama/Georgia which is divided by beautiful Lake Eufaula, formally the Chattahoochee River. Fendall Hall is one of over 700 structures in Eufaula that are listed on the National Register. The importance of the Chattahoochee River to commerce in the area, especially the export of cotton, is why Eufaula was settled and explains the many outstanding homes.