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| Cumberland Island National Seashore |
The 1898 Plum Orchard (guided tours only) and the 1884 Dungeness of which only the ruins remain were occupied by members of the wealthy Carnegie family of Pittsburgh.
Cumberland Island National Seashore (with Map & Photos)
Saltwater marshes, maritime forests and 18mi of secluded beaches make up the complex ecosystem of Cumberland Island National Seashore. The largest and least developed of Georgia's Golden Isles, it faces the town of St. Marys, Georgia, across the Cumberland Strait.