The Lumpkin County Historical Society is a dedicated organization that aims to preserve and protect the rich historical heritage of Lumpkin County and the City of Dahlonega, Georgia. Established in 1998, the society brings together individuals who are passionate about accurately preserving the history of the area. They undertake various projects, including the maintenance and operation of the historic 1884 Jail as a museum, sponsoring an essay contest for 8th grade students to encourage learning about local history, and recognizing contributions to the preservation of Lumpkin County's historical heritage. Located in the heart of the first major gold rush in the United States in 1829, Lumpkin County holds significant historical importance. Dahlonega's commercial district, including the public square, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The society holds regular meetings open to the public and offers membership to anyone interested in supporting their mission. Through their efforts, the Lumpkin County Historical Society strives to learn from the past and preserve it for future generations.Generated from the website

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