Donation Form for the Macon Civil War Sesquicentennial Fund

Macon, in the heart of Georgia, played a critical role in the war between the states. It served as a hub of vital railroad lines, a manufacturing center for essential war materials, and in the latter years of the war, a refuge and hospital haven for thousands. As we observe the sesquicentennial of American’s most tragic war, Macon’s citizens, in partnership with the state-wide organization Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails, Inc., are installing markers at historic sites around our city. Each marker will tell a story relating that site to one of Macon’s many roles in the war. The permanent markers will enhance their text with period photographs, illustrations, and maps to help educate people about Macon’s role in the war. It is expected that thousands of people following the state-wide network of trails will visit Macon, which played an important part in that fascinating story.

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