A Season of Celebrations
Cashiers Historical Society’s busy June launches with the Airing of the Quilts, and continues through the end of the month.
Cashiers Historical Society’s busy June launches with the Airing of the Quilts, and continues through the end of the month.
New exhibits at Highlands Historical Society will explore the sounds of the past, music that’s still reverberating across the Plateau.
The curiously incompetent James Grant’s victorious Battle of Echoe was never about glory, but it ended with despair and dishonor.
Cashiers Historical Society continues the mission of its founders with a calendar bursting with events and activities.
Thanks to his exquisite craftsmanship and uncompromising work ethic, Joe Webb’s cabins are still treasured, decades after their construction.
Forget the school bus – it was a chore getting to the various schools scattered around Highlands.
Graffiti adorning the walls of the Zachary-Tolbert House provides a charming snapshot of a busy, loving household. Charlie Zachary, seen in the photo on the left in his Army uniform from the Spanish American War, is one of the cast of characters.
The Potts family has honored their veteran family members military service by acquiring bricks for placement in the American Legion veterans plaza honor walk.
Our friend Katherine Willoughby enriched the lives of everyone she encountered in her peripatetic life.
The storied apples of the past get their day in the sun with Cashiers Historical Society’s Apple Heritage Day, Saturday, March 25, from 11:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. at the Cashiers Community Center.
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