james harrison wilson who is the general that captured macon and he chose this house for his residentnd they were forced to move out. so we are heading up towards college street, which they go down towards the river and then down at the river is the cemetery, which is where we are heading else in 1840. actually named up your the fellow who was a newspaper editor. and it was modeled after cemeteries in the northeast where he had come from. one of the most beautiful spots in all of macon was turned into a cemetery back in those days and in the early part of the 19th century, cemeteries were parks and the brothers loved to spend time there. some of their songs came from here in rose hill around this corner i hear. little martha, one of the songs that you can see right there. and they talked a lot about the railroad and getting on the railroad and leaving all of that. and the railroad went right through here. members of the band unfortunately got in a wreck here one of the interesting stories that has a current nature to it is the story of the tracy family here in macon, georgia. he is re

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