Exhibits

Currently Showing in the temporary exhibit room:
 

“Photographs from the Eunice Fendley Bowles Collection”
The exhibit features turn-of-the-century photographs from the northern Clarke County area.  The photographs were handed down to the late Eunice Fendley Bowles, a lifelong resident of Fulton and Dr. Jack Dozier’s nurse for over fifty years.
 

The museum periodically hosts temporary exhibits on other aspects of county, state, and southern history.

Historic Buildings on the Museum Grounds:

In addition to the antebellum Alston Cobb house which serves as the main historical museum, there are other historic buildings on the museum grounds.  The Creagh Law Office, Turner Corn Crib and Mathews Cabin are open for visitors to tour.  More information can be found on our historic buildings can be found on the home page.

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