America 250 Augusta History Trail
Explore Augusta’s Rich History
Augusta, Georgia played a meaningful role in America’s early story, and today you can experience that history through a free and easy to explore interactive trail.
Explore Augusta’s rich history through the America 250 Augusta History Trail. This free digital Experience Pass guides you through Augusta’s most notable history, including Revolutionary history sites, museums, monuments, and cultural landmarks. Created in honor of the America 250 commemoration, the trail offers an easy way to uncover the people, places, and stories that shaped our nation right here in the Feel Good City. Download your free pass, visit participating locations, and check in as you go. You’ll walk away with a deeper appreciation for Augusta’s Revolutionary roots and a more complete view of the last 250 years of local history. Whether you’re a history buff, a family looking for something educational, or a local rediscovering your hometown, the America 250 Augusta History Trail offers a fun and meaningful way to explore Augusta’s past and present.
Fun Fact: Augusta was the home to one of the youngest Founding Fathers, George Walton
How the America 250 Augusta History Trail Works
Getting started is easy. Once you download your free digital pass, you’ll receive instant access to a curated list of historic sites and attractions across Augusta. Visit each stop and check in on your mobile device. The trail is self-paced, family-friendly, and perfect for anyone looking to celebrate America 250 through authentic Augusta experiences. No apps to download. Just sign up, save your pass to your phone, and start exploring.
Must-See Sites
Augusta Riverwalk
- 4 8th Street
The Augusta Riverwalk features a children’s playground and various gardens. Two…
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
- 605 Reynolds Street
St. Paul's Episcopal Church is located on the banks of the Savannah River, where…
Meadow Garden
- 1320 Independence Drive
Explore history at the home of George Walton, one of the youngest signers of the…
Signers Monument
- Greene Street
The monument is located on the 500 block of Greene Street in front of the…
Ezekiel Harris House
- 1822 Broad Street
Built in 1797 by a prominent tobacco merchant, this house is an outstanding…
Augusta Canal Discovery Center
- 1450 Greene Street, Suite 400
The Augusta Canal Discovery Center at Enterprise Mill tells the story of…
Springfield Village Park
- 1200 Reynolds Street
This 2.5-acre park adjacent to Springfield Baptist Church celebrates the legacy…
Springfield Baptist Church
- 114 12th Street
The old clapboard sanctuary, constructed in 1801 for St. John United Methodist…
Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History
- 1116 Phillips Street
Lucy Craft Laney (1854-1933), was born as a free person of color and became one…
Golden Blocks Walking Tour
- 1116 Phillips Street
Book a Tour of the Historic Golden Blocks! The Golden Blocks Tour includes 33…
Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson
- 419 7th Street
United States President Woodrow Wilson lived here from 1860-1870, the longest…
Augusta Museum of History
- 560 Reynolds Street
Visit the region's home for history. Featured are a number of permanent…
Arts & Heritage Center of North Augusta
- 100 Georgia Avenue
Located on the first floor of the North Augusta Municipal Center, the Arts &…
Augusta & Co.
- 1010 Broad Street
Let one of our friendly staff members assist you with your visit to Augusta…
Ready to Begin Your Journey?
Join us as Augusta honors the nation’s 250th anniversary with a trail that celebrates resilience, heritage, and the stories that helped shape America. Download your free America 250 Augusta History Trail Experience Pass today and explore history through the lens of the Feel Good City.
More Ways to Celebrate America 250 in Augusta
The Trail is just the beginning of Augusta’s year-long celebration
Visit our dedicated America 250 page to discover even more ways to engage with this historic milestone. Explore upcoming events, commemorative programs, heritage tours, museum exhibits, and additional opportunities to learn about Augusta’s Revolutionary War stories. Whether you want to plan a family outing, attend signature anniversary events, or dive deeper into Augusta’s role in American history, this page expands your experience far beyond the trail.
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