TABOR HOUSE MUSEUM IS OPEN MID MARCH THROUGH MID DECEMBER.
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Tabor House Museum
One block off the square at
138 Spring Street
Ellijay, Georgia
Honoring the History and Heritage of North Georgia
The museum is open from 11 AM to 3 PM Thursdays, Fridays, and the first four Saturdays each month.
Groups of 6 or more who want to come at a time other than our normal business hours may send us an email by pressing the CONTACT US button below to arrange a special tour of the museum.
Admission to the museum is free. Donations, Memberships, and Sponsors are GREATLY APPREACHIATED.
This money is used to maintain the museum and to create and enhance displays. To donate, renew your membership or sponsorship, OR to become a new member or sponsor, scroll down and click on the appropriate button below.
In order to meet the increasing interest in the museum, we are always looking for additional volunteers. Volunteer opportunities include: tour guides, historic research, 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.
Upcoming Events
Special Event on Saturday, June 7th
Period Costumes - Civil War Reenactors - Demonstrations
Crafts Day at the Tabor House - date is TBD
Preserving & Educating
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.
About the Tabor House Museum
Donated to the Gilmer County Historical Society in 2008, the Tabor House was built in the late 1800's and is one of the oldest family home in the city of Ellijay. Step back in time at this Victorian-era 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 of 6 or more people who want to visit at a time other than our normal business hours, please contact us in advance to schedule a time.
The museum is open March 20th to December 13th 2025.
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.
THANK YOU SPONSORS
Bronze Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
BJ Reece Apple House
https://www.reeceorchards.com/
706-276-3048
A Little Baked Bakery and Tea Room
https://www.alittlebakedbakery.com/
706-273-7437
Jim Daugherty
Kerri and Chris Shoemaker
Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Mountain Oasis Cabin Rentals
https://www.mountainoasiscabinrentals.com/
706-276-4343
Nancy Harts United Daughters
of the Confederacy
Ardin Chastain
The Davie Family
Chris Wang State Farm
706-276-1300
Gold Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Steve and Anita Newsom Nail
Jim Scarr
Artillery of the American Civil War
470-295-2202
Thank You for Your Support!
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.