Senoia Area Historical Society

Hello! I just donated to this GoFundMe, https://www.gofundme.com/f/Museum-Renovation. ; Would you be interested in supporting it too? Even a small donation could help Senoia Area Historical Society reach their fundraising goal. And if you can't make a donation, it would be great if you could share the fundraiser to help spread the word. ... Thanks for taking a look! Dennis Sanford President SAHS

Indian Springs is important to the Story of Senoia, GA! Chief McIntosh and other tribal leaders signed the Treaty of Indian Springs there. What a story though! After the dust settled, Georgia continued its lottery for this new land acquired from the Creek Nation and settlers came from South Carolina to start afresh. Thank you for sharing the postcards, Chuck Verzyl!

A wonderful New Year to you! A great resolution for the year would be to interview and research your family history and stories for the generations to come. Then, of course, give SAHS a copy for our files!

Lighting the Way and Guiding Us into 2021 are the latest additions to the Senoia Area History Museum's artifacts: two Atlantic Coast Line Railroad lanterns used at the depot on Seavy Street. These lanterns were generously donated by Mrs. Shirley Orr and are on display in the Senoia Room. We are looking forward to reopening the museum in 2021 once we've restored the chimneys and the interior of the museum. Here's wishing that we all have a... Happy New Year!

Our SAHS Museum (obviously) will be closed to our patrons until further notice. Our chimney craftsmen take a well-earned lunch break. Chimneys on the west side are complete, and now the two east-side ones are under construction. What a way to start the new year!

A very Merry Christmas from the Senoia Area Historical Society! Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!