"See Our Story" by touring the sites and historic attractions
​ that make Buena Vista what it is! 

Five Points Berries Winery

A Georgia farm winery specializing in fine blueberry wines.
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Owner: Sterling and Mary Messer
Location: Mauk, Buena Vista, GA
Phone Number: (603) 520- 0934

Pasaquan

 An eclectic outdoor art environment created by Marion County native, Eddie Owens Martin, also known as St. EOM.  
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Location: Eddie Martin Rd. Buena Vista, GA 31803
Current Marion County Courthouse (1850) 
Marion County is the only county in Georgia with two antebellum courthouse still standing and in use. 
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Location: 100 Broad St, Buena Vista, GA 31803
Phone Number: (229) 649-7321


Old Marion County Courthouse (1848) 

Location: Intersection of Ronnie Rd. and Deryl Hart Rd. Tazewell, GA 31803


​Fort Perry (1813)
​Location: Ga 41 at Fort Perry Rd, about 12 miles north of Buena Vista

​Old Federal Road Historical Marker

Location: GA Hwy 267

William Bartram Trail Historical Marker

Location:  Hwy 41 N, Buena Vista, GA 31803

The Robert Short Stevens Home (1862)

Location: Crawford St, Buena Vista, GA 31803

​The Josh Gibson
Youth and Family Resource Center
Location: 116 Rogers St (20 Gibson Way) Buena Vista, GA​
Phone Number: (229) 649-2020
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​Photo Credit to National Baseball Hall of Fame Library, Cooperstown, NY.

Pineville Baptist Church & Cemetery

A cemetery with inhabitants from the early 1840s.
​Location: Pineville Rd. Buena Vista, GA 31803

Shiloh Baptist Church and Cemetery

Established in 1835, this simple wooden church is one of the last remnants of the Church Hill community. It's cemetery holds the graves former slaves and Native Americans. 
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Location: GA Hwy 41 S; on the Marion County and Webster County line

Gypsy Camp Grist Mill


Location: Gypsy Dr. Buena Vista, GA 31803