About Griffin

With a population of nearly 24,000, Griffin, Georgia, is a mid-sized town known as "The Iris City" located about an hour south of Atlanta in the central region of the state. The town is a classic historic Southern town that was once home to Western legend Doc Holliday. The town might also be familiar to some, as it has been featured in several movies, including "Driving Miss Daisy." Residents searching for a house for rent or an apartment for rent will find the town a classic Civil War ground, with old camps and historic sites from the war. The Airport Road Park houses a half-mile walking trail made of about 71,000 recycled tires.

Heads Creek Reservoir is just northwest of town, and Griffin Country Club and Griffin Golf Course can be found just minutes from downtown. The Griffin Ballet presents "The Nutcracker" annually in the winter holiday season in addition to two local theater troupes, the Camelot Theatre Company and the Main Street Players. The town is served by 11 elementary schools, four middle schools and two high schools in the Griffin Spalding County School System, which also employs over 1,500. Residents searching for a house for rent or an apartment for rent here interested in obtaining higher education can also find the two-year Griffin Technical College and the University of Georgia-Griffin Campus, which offers two degrees, a bachelor of science in environmental sciences and a bachelor of science in agriculture.

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