Rome Area History Museum, currently directed by Leigh Barba, was founded in 1996 to promote an understanding of the shared past, to enrich local lives, and to inspire a stronger sense of community. The museum strives to achieve its goals through preserving,...

Our Mission is to preserve and interpret the story of 19th Century Cherokee through the life and home of the Ridge Family. Our Goal is to become a nationally recognized destination to experience 19th century Cherokee life and the events leading to the "clash of...

Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum opened in 1972 as a historic house and history museum. Our mission is to tell the story of Martha Berry and Berry College through exhibits, events, and educational programming.

Kingston, rich in antebellum history, displays its pride through artifacts, scrapbooks and photographs in two museums maintained by the Kingston Woman's History Club. The newest museum, The Martha Mulinix Annex, opened in April 1998 and displays material about...

The Adairsville Rail Depot Age of Steam Museum is located in the restored Depot building on Public Square in historic downtown Adairsville, Georgia. The building had been practically abandoned for many years after the railroad stopped passenger, freight service here...

The Museum contains artifacts of an agricultural area-begun in 1832. Located in the Historic District of downtown Euharlee

Formerly Hawkes Children's Library, the museum contains the history of Polk County. The building was designed by Neel Reid, a famous Georgia architect, and was built in 1924. The site is on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Noble Hill-Wheeler Memorial Center is a restored Rosenwald School that was built in 1923 as the first school for black children, which was built to standard specifications in Northwest Georgia. The school was closed in 1955 when black children in Bartow County...

This house, built by folk artist Howard Finster, is where he experienced a vision from God to paint sacred art. The house currently contains a museum of Finster art as well as print reproductions for purchase. Rennovations continue as the house continues to evolve to...

The mission of Paradise Gardens is to restore and preserve the work of folk artist Howard Finster. We aspire to perpetuate his legacy, promote education in the arts and provide expansive community involvement and enrichment through a unique spirit, setting and message.