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- It’s the Plaza Restaurant & Oyster Bar! 🦪🍽️ If you love great food served with a side of history, make sure to stop by The Plaza Restaurant & Oyster Bar in Thomasville, Georgia. Established in 1916, it holds the title of Georgia’s oldest continuously operating restaurant, serving up Southern hospitality and classic flavors for more than a century! 🕰️🌽 Located in southwest Georgia, Thomasville sits just 30 miles north of Tallahassee, Florida, making it an easy and scenic day trip for visitors from the Sunshine State. 🌴🚗 Known as the “City of Roses,” Thomasville charms travelers with its tree-lined streets, historic homes, and small-town Southern warmth. 🌹🏡 The Plaza combines old-school charm with timeless taste. From freshly shucked oysters and juicy steaks to Greek-inspired specialties and homemade desserts, every dish tells a story of tradition and community. 🦪🥩🍰 Step inside, and you’ll feel like you’ve entered a piece of living history—the warm wood interiors, vintage photos, and friendly service create an atmosphere that’s both nostalgic and welcoming. ❤️✨ After your meal, take a stroll through downtown Thomasville, known for its boutiques, historic charm, and famous Big Oak Tree. 🌳🛍️ Come hungry—and ready to taste a little slice of Georgia history at The Plaza Restaurant & Oyster Bar! 🍴🏛️ And there’s another stop on your road trip around the USA! “Food is an important part of a balanced diet!” Classic Rock song: "Polk Salad Annie” by Elvis Presley Please tell me about the oldest restaurant you’ve visited. Here is the Premium Subscription page: You will get early views of new blog posts, one extra weekly newsletter, and views of all past published newsletters. And occasionally, I'll ask for votes on content! Stan Featured Post: Visiting this restaurant or any old restaurant can be your goal when visiting states you haven’t see before. Here’s a link about visiting all 50 states. |
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If you’re looking for the most historic spot in South Carolina, look no further than the center of Charleston Harbor. Fort Sumter National Historical Park isn’t just a landmark; it’s the hallowed (?) ground where the American Civil War began. 🏛️💥 On the morning of April 12, 1861, the first shots of the conflict were fired here, igniting a four-year struggle that would forever reshape the United States. Today, the only way to reach this iconic fortress is by ferry, offering a scenic but...
Nestled along the banks of the Delaware River, Trenton, New Jersey, is a city where American history was quite literally forged. While many know it as the state capital, Trenton’s legacy stretches back to the nation's very birth. 🛶❄️ Most famously, Trenton was the site of George Washington’s daring crossing of the Delaware on Christmas night in 1776. This bold move led to a pivotal victory in the Battle of Trenton, a turning point that breathed new life into the American Revolution. Today,...
If you’re in Seward, Alaska, on July 4th, don't expect a standard road race. If you are visiting Alaska for any reason, why not see this race? Whether you are here because it’s Alaska, or if you are on a 50-state quest, or you just love Alaska, check it out! The legendary Mount Marathon Race 🏔️is one of the oldest and most grueling traditions in the U.S., but there’s a catch: it isn’t actually a marathon! While a traditional marathon is 26.2 miles, this race is only 3.1 to 3.5 miles. However,...