An example of the changing architecture in the South from the mid 19th to early 20th centuries, the original portion of this private home dates back to 1855. On the National Register of Historic Properties.  Private residence. No tours available.

Marker noting the site of this major mid-1700’s Cherokee-Creek Indian battle is located downtown Ball Ground.

Marker noting the creation of Cherokee County in 1832 from Cherokee Indian lands with our community being named in their honor.

Located in historic downtown Canton, Georgia, the Cherokee County History Center is operated by History Cherokee. The museum documents the history of Cherokee County spanning from Native American inhabitants to the industries, people, and events which shaped the area to what it is today.  Six unique galleries covering the Cherokee and Creekland indigenous peoples through modern times.  Galleries feature a variety of artifacts and photographs, plus interactive exhibits perfect for all ages from the collections of the Cherokee County Historical Society.  Downtown walking tours listed online.

Ft. Buffington was built in the 1830′s by local militia and was one of about 25 stockades in the Cherokee Indian Nation used by Federal and State troops during the Cherokee Removal in 1838.

The site of an early Cherokee settlement and later a gold mine in the early 1830′s. This was also a military removal encampment for the Georgia Militia during the “Trail of Tears” in 1838.

Restored rock barn, once home to world-class race horses, is maintained by the Cherokee County Historical Society and is available for private events. On the National Register of Historic Places

Artisan boutique, creative artist workspace, and gift shop with a focus on local art. They offer a space for artists to display their talents while residents of our community develop theirs through classes and workshops.

An amazing educational resource for over 20 years, The Art Barn has provided top-notch, hands-on Educational School Field Trips, birthday parties, summer camps, classes/workshops, play dates, and family events.  Art, animals, and agriculture with a whole lot of love, laughter, and learning.  Contact Farmer Sue for more information.

Located on the campus of Reinhardt University and host to one of the best concert halls in the southeast, the FPAC offers exceptional performances in an intimate setting for the local community.

“Where yesterday lives and tomorrow waits.” Home to the Woodstock Visitors Center and located in the heart of downtown, Dean’s Store provides an eclectic blend of history with a museum, art gallery, literary lounge and gathering place, all within one store.

Woodstock’s thriving arts village offering performances, instruction and exhibits year-round.  Formerly known as Elm Street Cultural Arts.  Offers theatrical arts, visual arts, diverse music, dance, and culinary art experiences.  World-class performing arts productions, concerts, classes, camps, and a rotating gallery of local, regional, and national art.  The Event Green provides space for both concerts and art exhibits.