The Georgia Agrirama

After surviving Florida's harsh winter, Marlon and his mom, Angie, headed to Missouri where Doug was completing a grueling tax season and Angie would be spending the summer.

On their way, they visited The Georgia Agrirama, Georgia's Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village in Tifton, Georgia. Luckily, the parking lot included full hookup rv sites.

Enjoy the pictures of The Georgia Agrirama.

This is the Tift House where the namesake of the town of Tifton lived.

Inside the Tift house...

The doctor's office

A doctor's unlucky patient could be made into a handy paperweight

How about an exam?

The easy old days of washing up before surgery

The street signs of the 1800's

Century-old cotton

This is where the witches were put on trial

Oops, wrong century. It's the Masonic Lodge.

An old machine

Angie is tired of the motorhome and waits for the train.

A cabin

Another mystery machine

19th century horse or mule (whatever)

19th century soda fountain inside...

a 19th century drug store.

Here sat Marlon

The saw mill

Wisteria

A wicked looking bell

Little wooden schoolhouse

Little wooden schoolhouse classroom complete with teacher

Bird houses

Angie's first tractor

Angie's second tractor

Angie's third tractor but first John Deere

An old grocery car

What goes around comes around...jeans of the 1800's look like jeans of the 2010's

Pedra is done with Georgia's Agrirama and ready to hit the road.

For more detailed information about The Georgia Agrirama, visit their website here .

For more pictures of Marlon's visit, click here .

To be continued...