BRANTLEY COUNTY HISTORICAL AND PRESERVATION SOCIETY

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 MEMORIAL WALL AT CONFEDERATE PARK!!
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Waynesville, Brantley County, Georgia  Named after Revolutionary War Hero, General "Mad" Anthony B.  Wayne, is located near the old Post Road which is the dividing line between the counties of  Brantley and Glynn. In  early pioneer days Waynesville was a refuge for many weary stage coach traveler.  It  was also an in-land sanctuary for the coastal island plantation families.  There is no wonder that it was selected as the  first county site for Wayne County in 1829. 

The Confederate Memorial Wall is now complete. This picture depicts work in progress.  "GRANITE STONES" embedded in the wall memorializes our brave confederate soldiers. 

PICTURES OF CONFEDERATE WALL in 2003!!

1. ORIGINAL WORK SITE

2. DEDICATION OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS PARK

3. NAMES ON THE CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL WALL

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