big red apple monument

It's just an apple on a monument. Not sure what you are looking for, but if it's for an apple on a pedestal, this is your spot.

This tribute to the apple growers of the early 1900s in the Cornelia area is in the center of town next to the train station and railroad tracks. There was a time in the past when the railroad was the center of travel and commercial shipping for this small north Georgia town. Now the railroad station is closed to business but is used as a community center and voting post for the southern half of Habersham County. The railroad station has been nicely renovated and a small paved area interspersed with benches and trees serves as a downtown park. The Commercial Hotel was replaced by a new bank on the hill in the 1960s and many of the other businesses have changed, but The Big Red Apple and Cornelia will remind you of times gone by in the 1900s: it's a true Our Town village. When in town also drive to the nearby US Forest Service Fire Tower on Tower Mountain for an excellent view of the Blue Ridge mountains and beautiful Lake Russell. Chenocetah Tower is a gem of the area. It was a lover's lane for years.