Ancient Native American Healing Spring
For thousands of years, Lithia Springs has been a sacred Indian medicine Spring where many people throughout the ages journeyed to drink its health-giving water. Recent archaeological excavations at Lithia Springs' site have unearthed ancient Neolithic artifacts that are thousands of years old. These discoveries prove that people have journeyed to this sacred spring to heal their bodies, minds, and spirits since prehistoric times.In the late 14th century, the Cherokee migrated from Michigan to what is today Georgia. Guided by their Cheifs and medicine men, they desired to take control of Creek sacred healing spring guarded by a giant smiling turtle carved from stone by the ancients thousands of years before. To gain control and guardianship of the scared healing spring's water, the Cherokee would have to wage war against Georgia's Creek Indians. Instead of war, the two tribes agreed to play a lacrosse game that gave the winner guardianship over the sacred healing spring. The Cherokee won the lacrosse game, and until 1833 the sacred medicine spring belonged to the Cherokee southern nation.
Ponce de Leon's Lost fountain of youth
Many significant historical events and sites are often shrouded in myth until someone discovers the truth. In 1513 the conquistador Juan Ponce de León arrived in Florida with three ships and 200 armed men.
His quest was to discover an ancient fountain where life-extending waters flowed with gold. Perhaps if Ponce de León had not died while journeying into what is today, Georgia, he would have found a prehistoric fountain where the life-extending water of Lithia Springs flowed where gold mines were abundant. Lithia Springs may indeed be Ponce de Leon's lost fountain of youth, and there is factual evidence to prove it.
Louise Suggs and Lithia Spring Water
Louise Suggs, LPGA co-founder and Pro Golfer legend, learned how to master the game of golf on her grandfather’s golf course located at Lithia Springs, Ga. In her recently published book "And That's That" she states; "Looking back, when I was a kid none of us ever got sick. I suppose it makes sense, come to think about it, that it was the water." Her grandfather created a carbonated Lemon-Lime Lithia Spring Water drink called Spax.
In 1890 a book entitled “The American Carlsbad” was written to tell the story of Bowden’s Lithia Spring Water and the Sweet Water Park Hotel. Within the pages of this vintage book are fascinating details of how life was in this era which include testimonies from doctors and health seekers who tell of their personal experiences drinking Lithia Spring Water. Download a FREE digital copy of this vintage book to discover the good ole days and Lithia Mineral Spring Water.
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