History & Heritage
Take a Deep Dive into the Past
For the history lovers, our area is a haven. Kingsland, St Marys, and Woodbine all offer incredible tributes, tours, and monuments to the past that are worthwhile diversions. While strolling beneath the streetlights, you can truly imagine that you are stepping back in time.
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See & Do
Kingsland Veterans Memorial Park
- 107 S Orange Edwards Blvd, Kingsland, Georgia 31548
- (912) 729-5613 (City of Kingsland)
- Website
McIntosh Sugar Mill Ruins
- 3013 Charlie Smith Sr. Highway, St. Marys, Georgia 31558
- (912) 729-5600 (Camden PSA)
- Website
Cumberland Island Museum & War of 1812 Exhibit
- 129 Osborne Rd., St. Marys, Georgia 31558
- (912) 882-4336
- Website
St. Marys Submarine Museum
- 102 St. Marys Street West, St. Marys, Georgia 31558
- (912) 882-ASUB (2782)
- Website
Where to Go
Kingsland
St. Marys
Woodbine
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Cumberland Island, Okefenokee & More: Nature Near Kingsland, Ga.
In Kingsland, Georgia, nature isn’t just a backdrop—it’s the main event. Tucked along the scenic coast of southeastern Georgia, Kingsland
Camden County Historical Marker Road Trip
Kingsland and the surrounding Camden County are more than just postcard-perfect views of rivers and marshlands — it’s a place where the past feels close enough to touch.
History of the Joseph Family
One influential family is the Joseph Family, led by Jacob Joseph, an African-American trailblazer who would help craft Kingsland’s religious and economic story for generations to come.
Matilda Harris Elementary School
Early in her career, Harris traveled throughout the county to teach its African American citizens and served as its first home demonstration agent. Her service to educating local youth continued for 60 years.
