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Road TripsAbout AlbanyThe site that eventually became Albany was bought in 1836 by a Connecticut man who hired surveyors to plat a town. Later that year Nelson Tift and a group of companions brought supplies up the Flint River from Apalachicola, Fla., and began to construct log buildings. The town took its name from the city in New York that also was at a river's head of navigation.
A bronze statue of Albany native Ray Charles playing his piano sits in Ray Charles Plaza on Front Street.
Visitor Centers Albany Convention and Visitors Bureau 112 N. Front St. Albany, GA 31701. Phone:(229)317-4760 or (866)750-0840
Things to Do Albany Civil Rights Institute
Thronateeska Heritage Center and Wetherbee Planetarium and Science Museum
Albany, GA
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TownePlace Suites by Marriott Albany3014 Kensington Ct. Albany, GA 31701
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Hilton Garden Inn Albany101 S Front St. Albany, GA 31701
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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Albany3011 Kensington Ct. Albany, GA 31721
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