National Infantry Museum Wins USA Today’s Best Free Museum

National Infantry Museum Wins USA Today’s Best Free Museum

The National Infantry Museum has been named the ‘Best Free Museum’ for the 7th consecutive year by USA Today’s “10 Best Readers’ Choice Award”.   A founding partner of the Georgia WWII Heritage Trail, the museum showcases the history of the U.S. Army Infantry from the...

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Douglas to Host Annual Wings & Things, Warbird Rides

February 16, 2025 – Visit Douglas-Coffee County GA and the Douglas Municipal Airport will host the 3rd Annual WINGS & THINGS Festival and Fly-in on March 22nd, 9am-4pm.  The event will feature warbirds, antique military vehicles, food trucks, vendors, kids area,...

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Trail Featured Partner in Explore Georgia Email newsletter

February 6, 2025 – The Georgia WWII Heritage Trail was a featured partner in Explore Georgia's weekly email distributed to over 200,000 opt-in subscribers, connecting prospective visitors to the Trail's official website. Explore Georgia is the official tourism...

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Trail Executive Committee Elected During January Meeting

February 4, 2025 - The Trail Executive Committe was elected for a second term during the January 30, 2025 monthly meeting.  The partners also voted to invest in a marketing program in Explore Georgia's newsletter program.  "Thanks to the hard work by our partners and...

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Airbase Georgia Featured in Georgia Trend Magazine

January 29, 2025 – Airbase Georgia was featured in the January 2025 issue of Georgia Trend Magazine.  The article described the education mission of Georgia's largest World War II flying museum and also profiled a volunteer intimately involved in the restoration and...

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Upson County Celebrates Bicentennial Birthday

Upson County, home to Thomaston Goes to War, celebrated a bicentennial birthday party Dec. 15th at the Upson County Courthouse.  The event was a prelude to Thomaston’s bicentennial birthday in 2025.  The Bicentennial Ball, a gala with live music, a silent auction,...

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Trail Commemorates Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

November 27, 2024 – The Georgia WWII Heritage Trail, comprising eleven museums and historic sites dedicated to preserving the legacy and stories of the Greatest Generation in Georgia, is commemorating Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, the anniversary of the attack on...

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Mighty Eighth Hosts Trail Meeting

The National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force hosted a Georgia WWII Heritage Trail planning meeting Nov. 18, 2024.  The purpose of the meeting was explore strategies to expand awareness of the Trail throughout Georgia and beyond. The meeting was facilitated by...

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Trail Commemorates Veterans Day with Statewide Events

November 5, 2024 – The Georgia WWII Heritage Trail, comprising 11 museums and historic sites dedicated to preserving the stories and legacy of the Greatest Generation in Georgia, is hosting a series of events in commemoration of Veterans Day 2024. This collaborative...

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CAF AIRBASE GEORGIA HOSTS D-Day open house

Airbase Georgia had one of its busiest days Saturday, June 22, when the summer Open House brought in approximately 200 guests and the Rides Team completed 17 flights. The tarmac was buzzing with aircraft, which made it a perfect day for people to admire the Airbase...

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Trail Launches New Website

June 20, 2024 - The Trail has also launched a new website at the same web address www.georgiawwiitrail.org.  The updated website includes an events calendar, an updated Trail passport and map that features Thomaston Goes to War, separate pages for each Trail Partner...

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Georgia WWII Heritage Trail Adds “Thomaston Goes to War”

DOUGLAS, Ga, (June 17, 2024) – The Georgia World War II Heritage Trail is excited to announce “Thomaston Goes to War” has joined the original ten Trail Partners.  The newest Partner is in the City of Thomaston and Upson County.  Visitors can discover how one small...

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Douglas Hosts Trail Planning Meeting

January 22, 2023 – Douglas Georgia and the WWII Flight Training Museum hosted the annual Trail planning January 23.   The Douglas-Coffee County Chamber of Commerce donated use of their office.  The partners were welcomed by Mayor Tony L. Paulk.    

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