Editing Crawfordville, Georgia (section)

==Attractions==
Crawfordville was the birthplace and home of [[Alexander H. Stephens]], who served as a U.S. Congressman, Governor of Georgia, and most notably as Vice President of the Confederate States of America, 1861–1865.  Stephens' home, Liberty Hall, is preserved as a museum and is a part of the [[A. H. Stephens Historic Park]], a Georgia State Park located in Crawfordville.

Crawfordville is also the birthplace of [[Michael H. Rhodes]], a radio and television personality that worked for [[Seattle]] based [[KING-TV|KING]] broadcasting during the 1940s–1980s alongside other famous Northwest greats: [[JP Patches]] and [[Stan Boreson]].

The movie ''[[Sweet Home Alabama (film)|Sweet Home Alabama]]'' was partially filmed in Crawfordville. It includes the historical Taliaferro County Courthouse in one scene, as well as a scene with Reese Witherspoon walking down Main Street.

The movies ''[[Coward of the County]]'' with Kenny Rogers, ''[[Get Low (film)|Get Low]]'' with Robert Duvall, [[Gorp (film)|Gorp]], and the 1978 TV movie ''[[Summer of My German Soldier (film)|Summer of My German Soldier]]'' were filmed here.