How well do you know Columbus buildings and landmarks? Take the quiz to find out
Established in 1828, Columbus has a number of notable buildings and landmarks with rich histories that make the city unique.
The Ledger-Enquirer wants to know how well Columbus residents know their city.
Try to match the images with the correct Columbus landmarks, then send this quiz and a screenshot of your score to your friends for bragging rights.
Did you know...
The Columbus Stockade was placed on the National Historic Register in 1980 in part because it was the subject of the popular 1927 song “The Stockade Blues.”
The Springer Opera House, opened in 1871, was a cultural center for Columbus until the economic impact of the Great Depression began its downfall. The space was going to be demolished before volunteers worked to restore the building, becoming the first Board of Trustees for the Springer.
The Columbus Museum was founded in 1953, and is one of the largest museums in the Southeast. The museum concentrates on both American art and regional history.
A.J. McClung Memorial Stadium is the third oldest stadium in Georgia and seats 15,000. It hosts the Ft. Valley State - Albany State Classic and Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic football games.
A prominent feature of Columbus’ skyline, the old water tower for the former Eagle & Phenix Mill was repainted in 2008.
