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Recovering Woodstock Georgia’s earliest history.

Recovering Woodstock Georgia’s earliest history.

Recovering Woodstock Georgia’s earliest history.

02/10/2022
Join us for a night of Recovering Woodstock's Earliest History focusing on early settlers

02/10/2022

Join us for a night of Recovering Woodstock's Earliest History focusing on early settlers and the Cherokee with historian and author Larry Vogt. His talk will cover myths versus facts, things you didn't learn in school and what attendees can do to preserve Woodstock's history. We will enjoy coffee and dessert. For more information, email jsnyder@woodstockga.gov

Cost: $5

Thu, Feb 10, 2022 at 7:00 PM

William G. Long Senior Center Activity Expansion, 223 Arnold Mill Rd, Woodstock, GA, 30188

Register here: https://bit.ly/3rE48dA or woodstockparksandrec.com

The founding of Cherokee County Georgia

Recovering Woodstock Georgia’s earliest history.

Recovering Woodstock Georgia’s earliest history.

 Cherokee County, Georgia. This division of the State was laid out in 1832.The Etowah River flows al

Cherokee County, Georgia
This division of the State was laid out in 1832.
The Etowah River flows almost through the centre of the county. The Little River empties into the Etowah. The creeks are, Cooper's, Sandy, Chicken, &c.

Canton is the seat of justice, on the southeast bank of the Etowah River, one hundred and thirty miles northwest of Milledgeville.

The portion of the county west of the Etowah, and south of Long Swamp, is very liilly. The part that is traversed by Little River and its tributaries is undulating. The section of the county east of the Etowah is hilly, except some portions contiguous to Forsyth. Lands of the first quality are on Etowah River and Long Swamp.

Sharp Mountain, in the northwest part of the county, is remarkable for its peak, running up like a sugar-loaf.

Cherokee County History Museum

Recovering Woodstock Georgia’s earliest history.

Cherokee County History Museum

221 E. Marietta St.

Canton GA 30114

(770) 345-3288

Admission Fee: $0.00

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