Georgia

Georgia's oldest city enchants with Spanish moss-draped squares, antebellum architecture, and cobblestoned River Street. The historic district's 22 squares create natural antique districts, with shops occupying restored 18th and 19th-century buildings that complement their period merchandise.

Georgia's capital spreads antique districts across diverse neighborhoods from industrial Westside to genteel Buckhead. The city's role as the New South's commercial hub brings steady estate inventory, while its history provides Southern decorative arts and Civil War memorabilia.

Augusta's antique scene reflects its cotton heritage and golf culture. Broad Street and Surrey Center offer shopping. The city's antebellum history and Masters Tournament create unique opportunities.