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Cherokee County Sites

Cherokee County has six properties individually listed on the National Register, which means that they have significant historic value to the community. Individual properties must meet criteria that establishes their “significance in American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering, and culture.”

Cherokee County Sites

Historic Properties in Cherokee County

Cherokee County has six properties individually listed on the National Register, which means that they have significant historic value to the community. Individual properties must meet criteria that establishes their “significance in American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering, and culture.”

Alfred W. Roberts House

Alfred W. Roberts House

Canton Wholesale Company

Canton Wholesale Company

Edgewater Hall and the Rock Barn

Edgewater Hall and the Rock Barn

Canton Cotton  Mill #2

Canton Cotton Mill #2

Historic Cherokee County Marble Courthouse

Historic Cherokee County Marble Courthouse

Woodstock Depot

Woodstock Depot

Historic Districts

There are two National Register Historic Districts in Cherokee County. In order to qualify as a historic district, there must be a large area of contiguous historic sites to qualify. If you are interested in learning more about the historic sites in Cherokee County, please contact History Cherokee, and view the resources available from the Collections and Archives.

Ball Ground

Ball Ground

Canton

Canton

Awards

History Cherokee recognizes businesses and individuals for their achievements in historic preservation at the annual Preservation Awards Banquet.

The awards are given to encourage and educate the community about the benefits of historic preservation and protecting Cherokee County’s unique history.

Properties are judged by the attention given to preserving historic features, and maintaining the integrity of initial design. Historic sites or structures must be at least 50 years old and should exhibit outstanding success in historic preservation. Recently rehabilitated properties or those that have been carefully maintained over the years are eligible and the owners are encouraged to apply.

History Cherokee feels that it is important for communities to retain and honor these historic sites because it gives residents a sense of place – which is critical in maintaining a unique identity in suburban Atlanta.

If you know of a site that would be a good candidate, please contact our office or click below to complete the nomination form.

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Awards
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