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Explore Cherokee County’s Heritage at the Historic Museum & Visitors Center

Explore Cherokee County’s Heritage at the Historic Museum & Visitors Center Cherokee County Historic Marble CourthouseExplore Cherokee County’s Heritage at the Historic Museum & Visitors Center Cherokee County History Museum and Visitors CenterExplore Cherokee County’s Heritage at the Historic Museum & Visitors Center Cherokee County History Museum and Visitors CenterExplore Cherokee County’s Heritage at the Historic Museum & Visitors Center Explore Cherokee County’s Heritage at the Historic Museum & Visitors Center Northwest Georgia Canton

Explore Cherokee County’s rich heritage, spanning from pre- Cherokee Indian era to today, at the museum housed within the iconic marble courthouse. The restored jail and courtroom are accessible to visitors. Situated in downtown Canton’s Historic District, the site is surrounded by boutique shops, parks, and dining options.


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