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Experience The Southern Magic In Richmond Hill, Georgia

It could be the town's southern charm. It could be its rich history. It could be its tight-knit community. Whatever the reason might be, residents of Richmond Hill, Georgia are increasingly discovering that their town exudes a certain appeal that inspires outsiders to want to build their own homes there and settle.

Richmond Hill, in Bryan County, is just a stone's throw away from the coast, making it attractive not just to families that want to make the most of suburban living, but also to well-heeled people who are looking to create their personal sanctuaries by the sea.

Individuals who take pleasure in basking in American history will appreciate the daily walks through major war landmarks in Richmond Hill. Because the town's history is reminiscent of how the US came to be, it is literally ripe with unique southern architecture and heritage. Fort McAllister, for instance, which served as a back door to Savannah in 1800s and was the site where the Rebels stood ground against the Yankees' ironclad, is now one of the most popular and significant state parks in the country.

But Richmond Hill is not just a historical melting pot. It is also home to a rapidly growing trade and business district. The entry of multinational businesses into the town has boosted its commercial appeal and given birth to a host of top-level construction projects, housing and real estate, and service industries. And with the population rising at a rate of 14% annually, it won't be a surprise if Richmond Hill becomes Georgia's commerce hub in the coming years.

Despite this, however, the town has managed to hold on to its small-town beauty. Because its residents recognize and place a lot of value on the fact that their town is a historical haven, they make sure never to lose its appeal. Richmond Hill boasts of having one of the lowest crime rates in the state.

Particularly notable attractions in Richmond Hill include the J.F. Gregory Park, the Wetlands Education Center, the Richmond Hill Museum and, of course, Fort McAllister. And if you think this town is only about antiques and war memorabilia, think again. It is also home to the Annual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival (which happens in the 3rd weekend of October), the Hometown Holiday Parade and Chili Cook-off, the Annual Ol' Time Family Festival and Barbecue, and the Annual Ford Days Festival. Yes, as you can see, Richmond Hill also loves food.

Perhaps the best thing about living in this quaint southern town is not its attractions -- it is the people who take care of and preserve these landmarks. The people of Richmond Hill adopt the Southern way of dealing with newcomers; that is, no holds barred and all-out friendly. Everyone is welcome in Richmond Hill. You should come live here and experience for yourself.

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