Explore Historic Lithonia, Georgia
Lithonia, Georgia arose as a bustling quarry town, and at one point was part of a global granite industry hub. Today, you can explore historic sites and greenspace in Lithonia as part of the National Heritage Area!
A great starting point is the Lithonia Woman’s Club, located at 2564 Wiggins Street (right off of Main Street). This small greenspace showcases the people, nature, and industry that have defined Lithonia, from immigrant quarry workers to local civil rights advocates. You can also check out our walking map of the city.
Learn more about restaurants and places to see in Downtown Lithonia, Georgia here.
Arabia Mountain
Dominated by two granite outcrops, the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area offers natural wonders, compelling history and heart-pumping activity. This nationally significant landscape includes vibrant history, breathtaking beauty and intriguing cultural changes from early settlers to immigrant rock cutters, Trappist monks and one of the oldest African-American communities in Georgia.
