Historic Fayetteville Courthouse & Welcome Center: Preserving Heritage & Thriving Downtown

Athens Welcome Center / Church‑Waddel‑Brumby House (1820) Athens Welcome Center Historic Heartland This Federal‑style residence is widely regarded as Athens’ oldest surviving home. Rescued from demolition in the early 1970s, it was restored into a house museum and welcome center that ignited the city’s historic‑preservation movement. The building is staffed by knowledgeable docents who offer free maps, brochures, podcasts, and audio tours that highlight Athens’ heritage. Visitors can also

The Lyons Main Street Welcome Center, situated just a block off U.S. Highway 1, is a trusted hub for travelers and locals alike. Our experienced staff offer up‑to‑date information on Lyons’ year‑round attractions, along with brochures and maps to other Georgia destinations. Lyons proudly hosts a diverse array of events and venues that showcase the region’s heritage and hospitality, including: Southeast Georgia Soap Box Derby – the regional championship that sends two winners to the All‑Amer

The historic 1901 White County Jail, now home to the White County Chamber of Commerce & Welcome Center, stands proudly just north of Cleveland’s courthouse square. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985, this two‑story brick Italianate structure offers a unique blend of heritage and hospitality. Our welcoming staff are ready to guide visitors and residents alike through the attractions of Cleveland, Helen, Sautee‑Nacoochee, and the surrounding White County. We provide broc