This town, named for area pioneer Frances Bell Smith, was founded in 1890 on property owned by Pulaski Sikes Smith, John M. Wood, and Benjamin Berrien Brewton in then Tattnall County. Town...
DANIEL - SMITH - TIPPINS CEMETERY 1846 Plaque courtesy Lat34North.com. Original page, with additional info, here. Photo credit: onfire4jesus.
1889- Sunday School and cottage prayer meetings begun 1890- Church organized and admitted to Annual Conference; George Strickland elected steward; Service held in schoolhouse 1894- Services held...
First organized church in Claxton, Georgia First Pastor -- Rev. C.S.T. Strickland Charter Members Member´s Name, Date Joined Joseph M. Bradley, May 10, 1893 Mrs. Agnes Bradley Rogers, May 10,...
This County, created by Act of the Legislature Aug. 11, 1914, is named for Gen. Clement A. Evans, soldier, lawyer, minister, statesman & author, who died in 1911. He commanded Gordon´s old...
A tribute to the Armed Forces that have defended the United States of America SPONSORED BY The Swainsboro Garden Club IN COOPERATION WITH Department of Transportation of Georgia and The Garden...
1912 - 1973 Member of the Georgia House of Representatives for 29 years and Speaker of that body for 11 years, longer than any other man. He was the 12th Georgian in History to lie in state at the...
The highway bearing westward is the Old Savannah Road, a pioneer trace from Savannah to the western frontier and Indian country. From here it led by Riddleville and Sandersville to the Rock...
The highway joining from the east is the Old Savannah Road, one of the earliest thoroughfares wet of the Ogeechee River and a former leading way from Savannah to Georgia´s western frontier....
The highway bearing southeastward is the Old Sunbury Road, one of the longest vehicular routes of post-Revolutionary Georgia. It was opened in the early 1790’s from Greensboro via Sparta...
This County, created by Acts of the Legislature December 10, 1812 & December 6, 1813, is named for David Emanuel, Governor in 1801, several times a legislator, and President of the Senate. A place...
Elberton contains one of the most unique features in the state of Georgia and thousands of football fans will attest to this fact. Elberton, chartered December 10, 1803, was settled because...
Elbert County´s legendary Nancy Hart was born in the 1740s in the northeast. She married Benjamin Hart, and the couple moved south, along with her eight children, to the Broad River area of...
The Christmas Tree House at 305 Heard Street was built as the home of the George Loehr family, who introduced to Elberton and the Rest of Georgia their native German practice of...
Elbert County was named in honor of General Samuel Elbert, an outstanding military leader in the Revolutionary War and distinguished Governor of the State of Georgia in 1785-86. Born in...
On April 4, 1923 Ora Eugene Tate, Sr. deeded this 1.8 acre tract of land to the ladies of the Service Star Legion of Elbert County. The deed stipulated that the parcel of land must be perpetually...
The Elbert County Courthouse was built in 1894 and opened in a formal ceremony at the beginning of January 1895, as the third county courthouse building and fourth County site in Elbert...
Spring made famous By Nancy Hart Pioneer Woman Revolutionary Heroine Only women for whom Georgia named a county WPA 1936 DAR Plaque courtesy Lat34North.com. Original page, with additional info,...
NANCY HART -- 1-1/2 mi. --> On Wahatche (War Woman) Creek, in Revolutionary times, lived Nancy Morgan Hart her husband, Benjamin, and their children. Six feet tall, masculine ion strength and...
Stinchcomb Methodist Church was one of the first churches in this section of the state. On Dec. 30, 1794, Middleton Wood granted to Absalom Stinchcomb, John Gatewood and John Ham, the ´privilege...