Love for the Ages
“Oh, if only walls could talk…” They do in Cartersville, Georgia where history is treasured and the tales are filled with a LOVE for the ages. Little discoveries in our museums and libraries reveal the Native People who loved the land; stories of pioneer settlers seeking a better way; the tearful battles of the Civil War; and the strength and loving character found throughout the community’s African American achievements.
- From Cass County to Bartow County, Georgia – The early history Cass County formed from Cherokee Territory in northwest Georgia.
- The Blue & Gray in Bartow – The Civil War and its mark on Adairsville, Cassville, Kingston, Cartersville, Etowah, and Allatoona Pass in Georgia
- Native Americans at Etowah Mounds and Leake Mounds – The prehistoric cultures of the Muskogean Creek ancestors
- African-American History – From slavery to segregation, and lasting contributions made the African-American community in and around Cartersville, Georgia
- Historic Timeline of Bartow County – An informative timeline of local history from prehistoric times to modern day achievements
