Pictured left to right are Julie Gates, Jason Carter, Sherri Broome, Christy Sherman, Mark Thomas, Rep. Ann Purcell, Kiran Swami, Kristi Cox, Patty Mathews, Les Fussell 

The Richmond Hill Convention & Visitors Bureau unveiled a permanent interactive display today at the State Visitor Information Center on I-95 S. The Richmond Hill display features an informational kiosk and graphics on where to eat, play, and stay in Richmond Hill. Highlights including the Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival, historic Ft. McAllister, and a genuine Model T to showcase Henry Ford’s southern town.

“Today, we are pleased to welcome the Richmond Hill display to this Visitor Information Center, which serves to promote our state and showcase what makes our communities different,” said Rep. Ann Purcell, Secretary of the State Transportation Board of Georgia. “This display makes Richmond Hill come to life for people traveling south on I-95 and shows them what our 100 miles of coastline has to offer.”

In addition to debuting this display of local history, dining, shopping, and accommodations, the Convention & Visitors Bureau also announced the Richmond Hill Restaurant Passport guide, which features the community’s eclectic array of international cuisine offerings including Scottish, Indian, Thai, Peruvian, Puerto Rican, and more. Those who visit five restaurants and have their Passport stamped can return it to the Visitors Center for a giveaway.