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Jekyll Island Road-Trip Day 2 Brunswick, Georgia: Original Brunswick Stew Pot F St., Brunswick, GA Displayed outdoors on a weathered pedestal, this historic pot held its historic stew on July 2, 1898. https://www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/5... Smallest Church in America https://www.roadsideamerica.com/story... Coastal Hwy 17 Townsend, GA Called the "Smallest Church in America" on its ample signage, the Memory Park Christ Chapel began life in 1950. The all-hours traveler chapel is 10 ft. x 15 ft., with pews for twelve people, and a compact pulpit for a minister. Grocer Agnes Harper built the church, and wrote its deed in the name of Jesus Christ. It is open to all denominations. On Nov 28, 2015, the church was gutted by an arson fire. It was rebuilt and reopened on April 8, 2017. Museum of Aviation 1942 Heritage Blvd Warner Robins, GA Unless you're in the Air Force, or you've spent time around Macon, Georgia, you probably haven't heard of the Museum of Aviation. That's a shame, because the place is huge. There are acres of planes and missiles outside, and a giant hangar filled with aircraft and displays, and another giant hangar, and another, and another. It just keeps going. Friends in high places (of influence, not altitude) and the adjacent Robins Air Force Base help explain why the Museum of Aviation is so big -- the second-largest Air Force museum in the entire U.S., second only to the National Museum of the United States Air Force in size and scale. There's a lot to see, the range of exhibits can leave you dizzy, and the fact that it's all Savannah harley davidson savannah ga https://www.savannahhd.com/