Cumberland Island National Seashore - St. Marys, Georgia
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The southernmost of a series of barrier islands along the Atlantic Coast of Georgia, Cumberland Island is rich in history and natural splendor. Accessible to the
public by ferry from the town of St. Marys, Cumberland Island National Seashore preserves many of the historic sites and spectacular scenery of the island. Once a
playground for the rich and before that the site of an important British military installation, the island is unforgettable.
To help you learn more about Cumberland Island National Seashore and the history of this beautiful and historic section of the Georgia coast, the frame below
provides access to the official National Park Service website for the park:
public by ferry from the town of St. Marys, Cumberland Island National Seashore preserves many of the historic sites and spectacular scenery of the island. Once a
playground for the rich and before that the site of an important British military installation, the island is unforgettable.
To help you learn more about Cumberland Island National Seashore and the history of this beautiful and historic section of the Georgia coast, the frame below
provides access to the official National Park Service website for the park:
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