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During your visit you'll tour an 18th century cabin once home to Cherokee tribal leader White Path, experience hands-on history through our kid-friendly interactive exhibits, learn little-known stories of the region's past, and get up close to hundreds of artifacts.
Through our educational programs, community events, exhibits, and historic structures, we strive to be a leading resource for promoting a greater understanding of local, state, and national history. Come learn about historical Christmas traditions with us at the Northeast Georgia History Center on December 12th from 10am to 1pm!
Explore 10,000 years of history at the Northeast Georgia History Center through exhibits, the historic White Path Cabin, a working blacksmith shop, special exhibits, and living history programs throughout the year. Great for all ages!
With permanent and rotating exhibits highlighting the people, places and folklore of the Northeast Georgia region, the History Center displays a unique perspective on life in the Appalachia. The center is open from 9 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Saturday.
Welcome to Pine Lake! As the smallest city in Dekalb, Pine Lake is “micropolitan.” It’s a place where a voice, an effort, an idea, and individual involvement quickly become part of the natural flow of civic life.
City water, sewer, and gas lines were run, and more and more property owners began to live in the city all year round. Pine Lake today is an incorporated city in the middle of mostly unincorporated south Dekalb County. The city lies about 12 miles east of downtown Atlanta, just off Rockbridge Road.
Explore 10,000 years of history at the Northeast Georgia History Center through exhibits, the historic White Path Cabin, a working blacksmith shop, special exhibits, and living history programs throughout the year. Great for all ages!
