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Some things to do: Stockbridge (GA): Aaron and Margaret Parker Jr House Paola Mountain State Park Martin Luther King Sr Heritage Trail Yule Forest Christmas Tree Farm Clayton County International Park Museum of Aviation Lake Spivey Henry County Film Tours Newman Wetlands Center Krog Street Tunnel Reynolds Nature Preserve Uptown Comedy Corner Delta Flight Museum Fairlie-Poplar District Children's Museum of Atlanta For some, Stockbridge, Georgia brings to mind the birthplace of Martin Luther King, Sr. and the site where the well-known pastor, missionary, and early Civil Rights Movement figure gave his first sermon at Floyd Chapel Baptist Church. Beyond the city’s rich history, though, visitors will find an inviting destination brimming with outdoor activities galore, artisan shops, and some of the Peach State’s most popular seasonal attractions. As you gear up for a visit to the area, keep the following suggested itinerary handy for a memorable trip.Sweet and Savory Breakfast Spots in Stockbridge. With a full, exciting day ahead, it’s important to prep with a delicious, filling breakfast. Whether you’re craving savory or sweet, Stockbridge’s local eateries have just what you’re looking for. Rise and shine with a Southern-style breakfast at Country Cooking Depot, a Stockbridge staple located on N. Henry Blvd. For a light meal, enjoy the classic Henry’s Cream Gravy Biscuit or biscuits topped with Darlene’s Sausage Gravy. The restaurant’s huge, homemade cinnamon rolls, omelets', and toasted breakfast sandwiches are also fantastic choices! Need a little sugar to start the day? Head over to Holey Sweet Donuts on Hwy 138 E. for mouth-watering, made-from-scratch donuts in a variety of unique flavors, from classics like original glazed and old-fashioned cake, to specialty options, like Reese’s- and Fruity Pebbles-covered donuts.