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Vidalia Onion Museum — Attraction in Vidalia

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Vidalia Onion Museum
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Ruby Tuesday
2711 E 1st St, Vidalia, GA 30474
El Centenario
201 Michael Collins Dr, Vidalia, GA 30474, United States
Zaxbys Chicken Fingers & Buffalo Wings
2705 E 1st St, Vidalia, GA 30474
Huddle House
2613 E 1st St, Vidalia, GA 30474
Shoney's
2505 Lyons Center Rd, Vidalia, GA 30474
KFC
2601 E 1st St, Vidalia, GA 30474
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
3101 E 1st St, Vidalia, GA 30474, United States
New Super Buffet
3141 E 1st St, Vidalia, GA 30474
Arby's
3195 E 1st St, Vidalia, GA 30474
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Vidalia by IHG
200 Michael Collins Dr, Vidalia, GA 30474
Quality Inn & Suites Vidalia
2619 E 1st St, Vidalia, GA 30474
Econo Lodge Vidalia
2507 E 1st St Building A, Vidalia, GA 30474
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Vidalia Onion Museum

100 Vidalia Sweet Onion Dr, Vidalia, GA 30474, United States
4.7(101)
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attractions: , restaurants: Ruby Tuesday, El Centenario, Zaxbys Chicken Fingers & Buffalo Wings, Huddle House, Shoney's, KFC, Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, New Super Buffet, Arby's
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Nearby restaurants of Vidalia Onion Museum

Ruby Tuesday

El Centenario

Zaxbys Chicken Fingers & Buffalo Wings

Huddle House

Shoney's

KFC

Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen

New Super Buffet

Arby's

Ruby Tuesday

Ruby Tuesday

3.9

(751)

$$

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El Centenario

El Centenario

3.5

(71)

$

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Zaxbys Chicken Fingers & Buffalo Wings

Zaxbys Chicken Fingers & Buffalo Wings

4.3

(479)

$

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Huddle House

Huddle House

3.7

(466)

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4.7
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5.0
18w

"Fantastic!" This is how to describe the result of a "mistake" that created one of the most unique stories in the history of Vidalia, Toombs County, and Southeast Georgia.

It all started in the 1930's near Vidalia in Toombs County. Mr Ed Tensley had mistakenly planted the wrong onions, which created a new and different onion with a unique sweet taste.

In the 1940's, the State of Georgia had built a Farmer's Market in Vidalia for the tourist business. The new onion that was created was sold at this market. Soon, the name "Vidalia onion" was how the tourists refered to it.

The Vidalia onion became so popular by consumers, that distribution then expanded to the shelves of Piggly Wiggly and A&P groceries, and by the 1970's, distribution had expanded Nationwide. Production increased tenfold over the next decade.

The museum provides a "fantastic" history of growth and success. So much has been documented and so many items of memorabilia are on display. A kiosk provides an informative video of the growing process, and several large growers provide valuable insight. The kiosk also shows plans for their future museum location in downtown Vidalia.

This is a museum for all ages. there is something fun and interesting for everyone. Considering that the Vidalia onion is now the Official Vegetable of Georgia, this museum is a must-see, if you want to understand the success brought by this "mistake".

Ms Carolyn Brooks, Director, and Ms Juanita can introduce you to "Yumion, the onion's mascot, and tell you some great stories. There is so much more to discover, but you will have to come and see for yourself.

For more interesting museums and other unique places, please click on my name and select a...

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5.0
6y

Very cute little museum! Who knew you could do so much with onions lol. This was an enpromptu stop for us Thursday morning on our way back to Dublin. The people we're very friendly and welcoming. If you haven't been and are in the area swing by and check it out. Oh...There's cute little books in the gift shop that point out some other great adventures to be had in Georgia. My two looked at the three we got all the way home telling me all about Yumion's adventures and where all they wanted to...

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5.0
5y

WOW! What a great time on this self guided tour of the complicated Vadalia Onion. The museum allows a free tour to see the history of the Largest cash export of the State of Georgia. Yes while the state is known for peaches and pecans the Real revenue is from the name protected onion. Stand back "Champaign" from France, and "Tequila" from Jalasco, Mexico. "Vadalia" onions are only available from Georgia USA! The town is great. The museum is a great place to learn about the official...

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StevePottsStevePotts
"Fantastic!" This is how to describe the result of a "mistake" that created one of the most unique stories in the history of Vidalia, Toombs County, and Southeast Georgia. It all started in the 1930's near Vidalia in Toombs County. Mr Ed Tensley had mistakenly planted the wrong onions, which created a new and different onion with a unique sweet taste. In the 1940's, the State of Georgia had built a Farmer's Market in Vidalia for the tourist business. The new onion that was created was sold at this market. Soon, the name "Vidalia onion" was how the tourists refered to it. The Vidalia onion became so popular by consumers, that distribution then expanded to the shelves of Piggly Wiggly and A&P groceries, and by the 1970's, distribution had expanded Nationwide. Production increased tenfold over the next decade. The museum provides a "fantastic" history of growth and success. So much has been documented and so many items of memorabilia are on display. A kiosk provides an informative video of the growing process, and several large growers provide valuable insight. The kiosk also shows plans for their future museum location in downtown Vidalia. This is a museum for all ages. there is something fun and interesting for everyone. Considering that the Vidalia onion is now the Official Vegetable of Georgia, this museum is a must-see, if you want to understand the success brought by this "mistake". Ms Carolyn Brooks, Director, and Ms Juanita can introduce you to "Yumion, the onion's mascot, and tell you some great stories. There is so much more to discover, but you will have to come and see for yourself. For more interesting museums and other unique places, please click on my name and select a topic. Thanks.
TjTj
Very cute little museum! Who knew you could do so much with onions lol. This was an enpromptu stop for us Thursday morning on our way back to Dublin. The people we're very friendly and welcoming. If you haven't been and are in the area swing by and check it out. Oh...There's cute little books in the gift shop that point out some other great adventures to be had in Georgia. My two looked at the three we got all the way home telling me all about Yumion's adventures and where all they wanted to go. ♥️♥️♥️♥️
John ThompsonJohn Thompson
WOW! What a great time on this self guided tour of the complicated Vadalia Onion. The museum allows a free tour to see the history of the Largest cash export of the State of Georgia. Yes while the state is known for peaches and pecans the Real revenue is from the name protected onion. Stand back "Champaign" from France, and "Tequila" from Jalasco, Mexico. "Vadalia" onions are only available from Georgia USA! The town is great. The museum is a great place to learn about the official state vegetable!
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"Fantastic!" This is how to describe the result of a "mistake" that created one of the most unique stories in the history of Vidalia, Toombs County, and Southeast Georgia. It all started in the 1930's near Vidalia in Toombs County. Mr Ed Tensley had mistakenly planted the wrong onions, which created a new and different onion with a unique sweet taste. In the 1940's, the State of Georgia had built a Farmer's Market in Vidalia for the tourist business. The new onion that was created was sold at this market. Soon, the name "Vidalia onion" was how the tourists refered to it. The Vidalia onion became so popular by consumers, that distribution then expanded to the shelves of Piggly Wiggly and A&P groceries, and by the 1970's, distribution had expanded Nationwide. Production increased tenfold over the next decade. The museum provides a "fantastic" history of growth and success. So much has been documented and so many items of memorabilia are on display. A kiosk provides an informative video of the growing process, and several large growers provide valuable insight. The kiosk also shows plans for their future museum location in downtown Vidalia. This is a museum for all ages. there is something fun and interesting for everyone. Considering that the Vidalia onion is now the Official Vegetable of Georgia, this museum is a must-see, if you want to understand the success brought by this "mistake". Ms Carolyn Brooks, Director, and Ms Juanita can introduce you to "Yumion, the onion's mascot, and tell you some great stories. There is so much more to discover, but you will have to come and see for yourself. For more interesting museums and other unique places, please click on my name and select a topic. Thanks.
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Very cute little museum! Who knew you could do so much with onions lol. This was an enpromptu stop for us Thursday morning on our way back to Dublin. The people we're very friendly and welcoming. If you haven't been and are in the area swing by and check it out. Oh...There's cute little books in the gift shop that point out some other great adventures to be had in Georgia. My two looked at the three we got all the way home telling me all about Yumion's adventures and where all they wanted to go. ♥️♥️♥️♥️
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WOW! What a great time on this self guided tour of the complicated Vadalia Onion. The museum allows a free tour to see the history of the Largest cash export of the State of Georgia. Yes while the state is known for peaches and pecans the Real revenue is from the name protected onion. Stand back "Champaign" from France, and "Tequila" from Jalasco, Mexico. "Vadalia" onions are only available from Georgia USA! The town is great. The museum is a great place to learn about the official state vegetable!
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