I really enjoyed this museum. There is a lot to see and hear about the history of the area and the... read more
Check out the gold museum to find out more history about America's first gold rush in Georgia. Tip... read more
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I really enjoyed this museum. There is a lot to see and hear about the history of the area and the exhibits are awesome. I spent a couple hours there looking at all of the different artifacts from the history of the gold rush in...More
Check out the gold museum to find out more history about America's first gold rush in Georgia. Tip if you live in Georgia you can get a pass to this state park from your library for free entry!
Enough said. Wasted our time. TripAdvisor wrong about both places we wanted to visit in Dahlonega. Don't plan to rely on TripAdvisor for smaller venues in the future. Wasted our time driving up here when we could have skipped this day and seen more where...More
If you enjoy history then you will love this spot. There is actually gold in the mortar of the building and if you look close enough you can see it. This area is loaded with lots of history and opportunities for you to experience it...More
The museum was enjoyed by all the husbands in our group while we shopped. They enjoyed learning the history of the gold rush in this area of the US.
If you’re going to DeHlinega, Georgia, you definitely want to stop by and visit the gold museum. Home of the first gold mines in the United States and the first mint, it’s very interesting and well worth the time.
Nice little town to visit and walk around . Love the small tasting rooms on the Main Street also the historic aspect of the town .
Really enjoyed learning about all of the history around the gold in this area Great displays Excellent movie
I had some time to kill in downtown Dahlonega, so I decided to finally check out the old courthouse that I’ve driven around 3 million times in my life. It’s apparently the oldest public building in North Georgia (guessing the 1820 clock tower in Fayetteville...More
I love the North Georgia mountains, and especially this little beauty situated there. Site of the less famous gold rush, Dahlonega is a wonderful destination. Friendly people, gorgeous scenery and underappreciated history - Dahlonega deserves more recognition.
