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Radium Springs and its casino
1927
Albany, Georgia
Georgia's largest natural spring pushes seventy thousand gallons a minute up out of a limestone cave at a steady sixty-eight degrees, and somebody built a casino and ballroom around it in the twenties with the water as the swimming pool. Traces of radium in it were a selling point at the time. The Flint River flooded the building twice in the nineties and it was pulled down. The spring is a garden now.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
Location: historic site
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