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| Welcome to
The Ocmulgee Room! |
 Room
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| Room
History |
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The Ocmulgee River served Macon as a means of transporting
goods to the world's markets and as a means of smuggling
food and supplies during the Civil War. The name Ocmulgee
is from the Creek Indian words, "oc" (water),
and "mulgee" (bubbling).
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| Room
Description |
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| Location: Second
floor, main house |
| Bedding: Four-poster, Queen-sized
bed |
| Fireplace:
No |
| Other Amenities: View of courtyard |
All rooms have tables / desks and data ports for
the business traveler.
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