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The Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site contains one of the most intact historical sites of the Mississippian culture. This location was home to Native Americans between 1000 AD and 1550 AD. A plaza, a defensive ditch, a village area and six earthen mounds are here. A museum on the site desplays artifacts of this historic period.
Address: 813 Indian Mounds Rd., S.W. Cartersville GA USA 30120
 1 770 387-3747
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This Visitors Center looks over the Etowah River and and the Allatoona dam. It has one of the most magnificent views in the area. The dam was built in 1950 by the Army Corps of Engineers. The center features a small museum which is filled with information about why the Allatoona dam was built.
Address: . Cartersville GA
1 770 382-4700
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The Nora Mill Granary is on the National Register of Historic Places, and still produces a variety of grits, corn meal and flour. Located on South Main Street in Helen, GA.
Address: 7107 South Main Street Helen GA USA 30545
 Send an Email 1 706 878-1280
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Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park is the first national military park established in the United States. The park preserves the site of the battle for Chattanooga during the American Civil War.
Address: . Fort Oglethorpe GA USA
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Chief Vann House Historic Site exhibits a Cherokee plantation home. This two-story mansion was the first brick building constructed within the Cherokee Nation. Hand carvings, a floating staircase and antiques are only some of what visitors may see.
Address: 82 Georgia Highway 225 N Chatsworth GA USA 30705
1 706 695-2598
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The Battle of Allatoona Pass was fought October 5, 1864. The site of the battle remains one of the most well kept Civil War Battle sites, with undisturbed physical features and many of the original landmarks. As a Blue and Gray trail site, signs lead guests to trenches and earthen forts.
Address: . Cartersville GA
1 770 387-1357
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The site of the former capital of the Cherokee Nation, New Echota Historic Site offers guests a look at New Echota. Original and reconstructed buildings that may be visited include the court hous, the print shop, an 1805 store and the council house.
Address: 1211 Chatsworth Hwy NE Calhoun GA USA 30701
1 706 624-1321
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Located in the old Lumpkin County Courthouse, the Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site exhibits the gold-panning history of Dahlonega.
Address: #1, Public Square Dahlonega GA USA 30533
1 706 864-2257
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Open for guided tours Thursday through Sunday, Travelers Rest Historic Site offers guided tours of a circa 1830 plantation home.
Address: 8162 Riverdale Road Toccoa GA USA 30577
1 706 886-2256
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