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Jekyll Island Historic District
There is more to this barrier island than sun-soaked beaches and sparse wetland marshes.
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Jekyll Island Historic District Details
There is more to this barrier island than sun-soaked beaches and sparse wetland marshes. You will also see the cottages and villas that were owned by wealthy figures of the Jekyll Island Club, or as others nicknamed it, "the richest, most inaccessible club in the world." The former grounds of the club span over 240-acres and include 34 historic sites that once belonged to folks like J.P. Morgan, Joseph Pulitzer, and William K. Vanderbilt. The DuBignon Cottage, Faith Chapel, Hollybourne Cottage, and Villa Marianna are just a few notable structures that offer a rare glimpse into the islands luxurious lifestyle.
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0.9 mi away
Great Dunes Beach, Jekyll Island
This is Jekyll Islands most popular beach for families, thanks to the calm waters and 20-acres of soft white sand.
1.1 mi away
Jekyll Island
This barrier island on the coast is the perfect mix of nature and resort life.
1.2 mi away
Jekyll Island
Overlooking the Atlantic Coast, this barrier island has plenty to offer in terms of landmarks, parks, and nature paths.
2.9 mi away
Glory Beach
Situated on the southern side of Jekyll Island, this peaceful beach is one of the most scenic places along the coast.
3.5 mi away
Driftwood Beach
As its name implies, this beach on Jekyll Island is littered with twisted oak and pine trees that have eroded and decayed over time.
