Jane Gibson Nardy - Cashiers Historical Society

The treasured furnishings of Mordecai Zachary’s home are making their way back to Cashiers.

To a young Jane Nardy, Cashiers was a magical realm where every moment was to be savored.

For a young Jane Nardy, Cashiers was a magical destination, but getting there was an exciting adventure in itself.

John Zachary’s peripatetic daughters always managed to make it home to the Cashiers Valley.

Connections forged in a desperate Civil War escape were revisited decades later by the participants.

Rock Mountain’s distinctive Rainbow Crack emerged upon the rock face like a bolt in the night.

Though his influence upon the community is still felt today, many of the details of Frank Allen’s life and death remain cloaked in mystery.

Several times during this summer of 2020 there have been articles in the Crossroads Chronicle newspaper about future development planned on the site of the Wormy Chestnut on US 64,  […]

There have been articles in The Laurel about how Cashiers and Glenville got their names and now it’s time to discuss how Jackson County got its name.  The earliest settlers […]