History and Museums in Blue Ridge
Step back in time and discover the rich history of North Georgia through its fascinating museums and heritage sites. From the Appalachian culture showcased in Blairsville to the German-inspired heritage of Helen, each town tells its own unique story. Visit local gems like the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway and the Tabor House & Civil War Museum in Ellijay, or explore the history of Cherokee County near Lake Arrowhead and Big Canoe. If you’re a history buff or just curious about the past, North Georgia’s museums and historical landmarks offer a meaningful way to connect with the region. Stay with Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals and explore the stories that shaped these scenic mountain towns.
Founded in 1886 as a train stop along the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad, Blue Ridge’s mountain location puts it close to a multitude of fascinating attractions you can’t find anywhere else. Get out and explore during your vacation with Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals and discover the area’s rich history. Check out this list of museums, shops, unique places to visit, and other things to do in North Georgia, East Tennessee, and Western North Carolina.

Fannin County Historical Museum
The Fannin County Historical Museum, operated by the Fannin County Heritage Foundation, is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history of Blue Ridge, Georgia, and its surrounding areas. Housed in the historic Baugh House, built in 1890, t...
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