Dalton: Attractions and more...
History lovers should visit the Roland Hayes Museum, which pays tribute to Roland Hayes, the first African-American classical singer to have an international career. Showcasing the life of Cherokee Indians is the Chief Vann House, which is also a must visit. The Red Clay Historic Park offers walking trails and picnic areas, making it ideal for outdoor fun while learning more about the history of the place. Another site of note is the New Echota State Historic Site.
The Creative Arts Guild, which is both informational and educational, is a must visit. Catch performances at the Dalton Little Theatre and Artistic Civic Theatre or international events at the Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center.
Other places of interest include Chieftains Trail, Tunnel Hill Heritage Center, Chickamauga National Military Park, Dug Gap Battle Park, Prater’s Mill, The Emery Center, Resaca Confederate Cemetery and General Joseph E Johnston Statue.Related Contents
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