Winder, County seat in Barrow County, Georgia, United States
Winder is a city in Barrow County in northeastern Georgia that serves as the county seat. The city has multiple parks and commercial areas spread throughout different neighborhoods.
The city was originally called Jug Tavern and renamed in 1893 after railroad builder John H. Winder. It was then officially incorporated as a city by the Georgia General Assembly.
The Barrow County Museum displays objects and documents that tell the story of the region's past. Visitors can see how the community developed and what mattered to people who lived here.
The city lies in the northeast region and is relatively easy to reach, with parks and public areas open to visitors. Most places can be explored on foot or with short drives.
The first Jameson Inn hotel location opened in Winder in 1987, marking the beginning of the chain's nationwide growth. This modest building was the starting point for a hotel brand that later expanded across many states.
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