Madison, Georgia
Madison, United States
Madison, Georgia connects to 6531 places across 6 topics through 12 Bunkabop connections, with architecture, film, and music forming the dominant threads. The town holds one of the largest antebellum historic districts in Georgia, with buildings ranging from a Greek Revival facade added to Heritage Hall around 1830 to a Romanesque Revival center built in 1895. Athens band R.E.M. recorded an MTV Unplugged session there in 1991 with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and portions of the TV series The Originals were filmed on its streets.
Bill Hartman
Connects Madison, Georgia to: United States | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Athens, Greece | Thomaston, Georgia
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Connects Madison, Georgia to: Chicago, Illinois | Atlanta, Georgia | Midtown Atlanta
The Originals (TV series)
Connects Madison, Georgia to: New Orleans, Louisiana | French Quarter | Conyers, Georgia | Riverside, Ohio | Jackson, Georgia
Romanesque Revival
Connects Madison, Georgia to: Spokane, Washington | Laredo, Texas | Downtown Spokane | Jackson, Michigan | Northfield, Massachusetts
antebellum architecture
Connects Madison, Georgia to: United States | New York City, New York | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Virginia | North Carolina
R.E.M.
Connects Madison, Georgia to: United States | London, England | France | Los Angeles, California | Germany
Greek Revival
Connects Madison, Georgia to: Charleston, South Carolina | Tulsa, Oklahoma | Toledo, Ohio | Galveston, Texas | Bangor, Maine