McKibben Lane Community Community Macon is an area rich in history and offers numerous enrichment activities for students and adults alike. Macon was fortunate that in Sherman's March to the Sea, our town was not in the direct path, therefore, many of the pre-civil war buildings still remain intact.
Macon provides some of the most beautiful, antebellum architecture found anywhere.
A few of these outstanding buildings which are open for touring include the Hay House, Sidney Lanier Cottage, the Cannonball House and St. Joseph's Catholic Church. These authentically refurbished and well-maintained homes and churches may be viewed independently or as part of a guided tour. Macon is proud that many of our communities and private residences and buildings are on the National Historic Register. Students and adults are provided various venues which encourage the cultural arts. The Grand Opera House, Macon Coliseum, Macon City Auditorium, Theatre Macon, and The Little Theater are just a few of the places which sponsor world-renown artists as well as provide opportunities for our own citizens to highlight their talents.