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Admission
Adults - $3.00
Seniors (over age 60) - $2.50
Students - $2.00
Museum admission is free
on the last Sunday
of each month.
Group rates are available tv programm heute
Hours
*The museum will be closed on Sundays and
open on Mondays beginning September 17,
2006. Tues - Wed
10am - 5pm
Thurs 10am - 8pm
Fri - Sat 10am - 5pm
Sun 1pm - 5pm
The Archives and Research
Room are open:
Tues - Fri 10am - 5pm
Sat - Mon by appointment Заявка на Кредит Наличными online - 1500 loan no credit check. Кредит в рублях. Заполни заявку.
Directions
From I-75,
take Exit 288 (Cartersville/Main Street) and
go west. After the fourth traffic light and
just before the railroad tracks, turn right
on Wall Street/Museum Drive. Go one and
one-half blocks and the Bartow History
Center is on the right, next to The Grand
Theatre.
Click
for map.
Address
The Bartow
History Center
13 North Wall Street
Cartersville, Georgia 30120
Phone: 770-382-3818
Fax: 770-383-9314
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A visit to the Bartow History Center is
indeed a trip back in time.
The
museum documents the history of northwest
Georgia's Bartow County, spanning more than
200 years since the Cherokee were the area's
primary residents. Artifacts, photographs,
documents, and a variety of interactive
permanent
exhibits tell the story of settlement,
Cherokee removal, Civil War strife, and
lifestyles of years past. Regional
experiences and events are explored and
re-discovered. Even a national or global
event, such as the Second World War, had an
impact here at home in Bartow County, and
our exhibits bring that to light.
Our temporary exhibits highlight various
aspects of Bartow County, the State of
Georgia, and the Southeastern United States
history.
Current Exhibit
Evolution of a
Potter: A Bill Gordy Retrospective
June 11 - September 24, 2006
This exhibit will celebrate the life and
work of traditional folk potter William J.
"Bill" Gordy.
Upcoming Temporary
Exhibits
Weaving Traditions
October 8, 2006 - January 28, 2007
This exhibit will focus on the rich
basket-making tradition of northwest
Georgia, including
Cherokee and pioneer baskets.
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