Yesterday’s Treasures Antique MallOne of the tri-county areas largest antique malls with over 14,000 square feet of antiques including Heisey, Fostoria, Depression glass, coca-cola collectibles, estate jewelry, Civil War artifacts, coins, Southern primitives, textiles, linens, and specialty items.With over 14,000 sq feet and 50 dealers under one roof, we have something for everyone inDILLARD,GA. Mon-Sat: […]
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Butler GalleriesFine antiques along with wonderful art, mountain-flavored rustic furniture, reproduction furniture and a decorators’ dream of home décor, lamps, accessories, rugs, new furniture, paintings and prints – everything you might wish for your home here or elsewhere. We thank the many out-of-state clients who make Butler Galleries their first stop when in the area.
Often promoted as a “man’s shop”, Black Bear Creek indeed has something for everyone. In addition to antiques and collectibles, the old fashioned general store features local potters, woodcarvers, a rustic sign painter and custom knife maker. You can even find a 1966 Harley motorcycle! Our website is designed more to evoke a feeling and
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Located less than two hours from Atlanta, Asheville and Greenville, we invite you to come experience the Dillard House and Conference Center. Enjoy our famous southern cuisine in our beautiful and tranquil mountain setting. Stay overnight in one of our rooms, suites, cottages or chalets and relax in a rocking chair with your morning cup
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In 1934, Georgia native Mary Hambidge settled in northern Rabun County where she founded the Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences. On a visit to Greece, Mary was drawn to the ancient art of weaving, a craft that would become her life’s work. She developed a retreat, a farm cooperative and an environment where local
The Sylvan Falls Mill is an 1840 grist mill that still operates today supplying a variety of meals and flours ground from organically grown local grains. Products are ground between two granite stones encased in a Meadows Mill that is powered by a 27 foot Fitz Water Wheel. The water wheel is propelled by a
Andy’s Trout Farm is a pay by the pound, no license, no limit private trout pond with more than 350 acres of well stocked ponds and a small lake. Established in 1965 and still offering a great time for memory makin’ and first fish catchin’. Great for families and young children! Join us and mine
Nestled in the heart of the valley in Rabun Gap, Osage Farms is a family owned vegetable and Fraser Fir Christmas tree farm. The vegetable market is open everyday May thru October and features seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables, heirloom and hybrid tomatoes, cabbage, green beans, peppers, potatoes, sweet corn and more. Over the years
Rabun County Historical Society and Museum Chartered in 1976, the Rabun County Historical Society and Museum is an active reminder of the county’s rich heritage and historical roots and a leader in genealogy research. The museum houses a growing collection of research materials for Rabun County and surrounding areas, as well as unique items and artifacts that
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Foxfire Museum and Heritage Center The Foxfire Museum and Heritage Center portrays early life in southern Appalachia. Visitors get a rare glimpse of what life was like for the stout settlers who braved the weather, terrain, and isolation to tame this beautiful piece of America over 150 years ago. Tour a collection of 20 historic log cabins
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