TABOR HOUSE MUSEUM IS OPEN MID MARCH THROUGH MID DECEMBER.
Tabor House Museum
Ellijay, Georgia
Honoring the History and Heritage of North Georgia
TABOR HOUSE MUSEUM IS OPEN MID MARCH THROUGH MID DECEMBER.
Ellijay, Georgia
Honoring the History and Heritage of North Georgia
We've updated old displays, and added new ones. We will be open on Thursdays, Fridays, and the first four Saturdays of each month from 11:00 to 3:00. However, in order to be open all of these hours, we need more volunteers.
We had a record number of visitors in 2023. We want to thank all of our volunteers and sponsors for such a successful year.
In order to meet the increasing interest in the museum, we are always looking for additional volunteers. Volunteer opportunities include: tour guides, general maintenance and gardening. Consider being a part of this great group of history loving friends. If you are interested, please press the contact button below and let us know.
If you can support us financially, please consider becoming a member or a sponsor. Information on the benefits of membership and sponsorship are available by clicking on the Membership button on this website.
Investigate the Paranormal with TV Personalities The Southern Ghost Girls Tours at the Historic House Museum after hour Fall Ghost Hunt
Thursday, October 3rd tour is SOLD OUT!
Friday, October 4th tour has been added
Special 2024 Paranormal Palooza Halloween Season Tour Ghost Hunt and Paranormal Investigation of the Historic Tabor House Museum. Your hosts for the evening will be the tv personalities The Southern Ghost Girls Tours. This will be the first time they have ever investigated the house. All are invited. You will get to investigate the historic venue after hours using state of the art paranormal investigation equipment like you see on tv as well as using old methods of investigation. See what spirits still roam the house. There are many tales of ghostly figures being seen in the house that include a soldier, a man near the stairs and several sightings of children. The venue is in historic downtown Ellijay, Ga. The settlement has a history including the Cherokee, the Civil War and the the settlers of the town of Ellijay, Ga. There is even a cemetery behind the house museum where some of the spirits and ghosts may be coming from. The house museum is filled with historic artifacts throughout that may hold the secrets to some of the paranormal phenomena that has been happening for many years.
You will not want to miss this exclusive one of a kind event where you will get to investigate being led by the team of professional paranormal investigators. This is the perfect opportunity to do something different during the Fall Halloween season. Be sure to reserve your spot soon.
It's here! The book you've been waiting for that includes articles written for magazines and newspapers about Georgia's Indian history.
$35 at the Tabor House Museum. Add $5 for shipping if ordering online.
The Tabor House Museum honors the history and heritage of our county and region.
The museum contains artifacts and donated items related to Cherokee history, early settlers, local history, the civil war, and military history.
Donated to the Gilmer County Historical Society in 2008, the Tabor House is the oldest family home in the city of Ellijay. Step back in time at this 1870's Victorian-era reconstruction period home filled with artifacts of North Georgia's history of the Cherokee Indians, early settlers, local history, the Civil War, and military history.
We welcome visitors to tour the Tabor House Museum either self-guided or with a volunteer who can share interesting details about the Tabor House and the displays.
Tours are FREE.
Donations are appreciated.
The Tabor House Museum is open 11am-3pm Thursdays, Fridays, and the first four Saturdays of each month.
For group tours of 6 or more people, please contact us in advance to schedule times other than our regular hours.
The museum is open mid-March to mid-December.
Located in Downtown Ellijay, behind the Gilmer County Court House at 138 Spring Street
The Gilmer County Historical Society, Inc. (formerly Historic Preservation Society) was formed in 2004. In 2007 the organization’s name was changed and a 501c3 non-profit was formed.
We believe that every town has a history, and that history involves persons, localities, and incidents which may be highly important to know for years to come.
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Whether you help through monetary donations, purchasing items in our store, or volunteering your time, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals of preserving history and educating others without the help of supporters like you.
The Gilmer County Historical Society is a 501c3 organization, so your donations are tax deductible.
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Tabor House Museum, Downtown Ellijay, Georgia