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Average rating: 3.7 · 397 ratings · 48 reviews · 33 distinct worksSimilar authors
Weird Georgia: Your Travel ...

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Civil War Ghosts of Central...

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Civil War Ghosts of Atlanta

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Civil War Ghosts of North G...

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Haunted North Georgia

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Weird Georgia: Close Encoun...

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Haunted Central Georgia

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Eerie Georgia: Chilling Tal...

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Haunted South Georgia

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To the Sea: A History and T...

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“When Georgia's native son Jimmy Carter was elected President in 1976, the world marveled at his family. Mama, in her old age, left to serve as a missionary in India; wife, Rosalynn, told reporters about the family ghost; sister, Ruth, was a faith healer; brother, Billy, became the poster child for rednecks; and cousin Hugh, a state legislator, ran the world's largest worm farm. Jimmy himself had reported seeing a UFO, admitted lusting in his heart, and was attacked by a killer rabbit.

Georgians were puzzled by all the attention. Why would anybody think this family was weird?”
Jim Miles, Weird Georgia: Your Travel Guide to Georgia's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets



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