Come hear the legend or the truth about the Confederate Lost Gold. Did it really exist? Was it ever recovered or is it still buried away somewhere in Wilkes County? Come join us on Friday night at the Champagne & Dessert Soiree and decide for yourself. Robert (Skeet) Willingham, Jr. will be speaking on the Legendary Lost Gold of the Confederacy.

The Soiree will be held at the Regions Bank building, whose design is based on the Bank of the State of Georgia (Washington Branch) erected in 1824 and demolished in 1904 which sat approximately where the Wilkes County Courthouse is today.

Now in its 65th year, the theater offers five to six professional-caliber musicals, dramas, and concerts each year in the remodeled Bolton Lunceford Playhouse.

Friday & Saturday, 8pm
Admission $10
Reservations Recommended

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Visit the First Free Library in Georgia!

Hours:
Friday, 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday, 10am - 4pm

www.btrl.net

Visit designated shops and register for a drawing of 500 Washington-Wilkes dollars to be spent at local downtown stores now or on a return trip.

Drawing 5:00pm
Saturday, April 3rd

Now in its 65th year, the theater offers five to six professional-caliber musicals, dramas, and concerts each year in the remodeled Bolton Lunceford Playhouse.

Friday & Saturday, 8pm
Admission $10
Reservations Recommended

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Enjoy a delicious luncheon prepared by some of the best cooks in Washington-Wilkes. Reservations are suggested but not required.

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The Woman's Club
108 North Alexander Ave
Washington, Georgia

Visit the First Free Library in Georgia!

Hours:
Friday, 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday, 10am - 4pm

www.btrl.net

Confederate Trunk on display at the Mary Willis Library

Visit the oldest church in Wilkes County to be built by freed men in 1867.

318 Whitehall Street
Open 10am - 5pm

Callaway Plantation consists of the early settlers' first home, a hewn log cabin built in 1785; a Federal Plainstyle house, typical of the 1790’s; a Greek Revival manor house built in 1869; plus various support buildings, all containing period furnishings.