Visit /Attractions

1906 Neo-Classical style, including columns and buff-colored brick, still serves as the courthouse today.

Covered bridge over Nail's Creek Road, built in 1907, is one span wide and 132 feet long with a Town Lattice design.

Rare photographs and artifacts, including Cobb's 1907 American League batting champion medal, tell the story of this native son’s legendary Major League Baseball career.

Explore info on Emmanuel College, Dixie Dale, the Pavilion, Royston Motel, the Old Mill, Franklin Springs Resort, and more through photos and exhibits.

Hike, camp, fish, swim, picnic, watch for wildlife, and play golf at one of north Georgia’s best-kept secrets, one of Franklin County’s two state parks.

Tugaloo's cottages and most campsites offer spectacular views of 55,590-acre Lake Hartwell in every direction.

This 3/8-mile, slightly banked, clay oval racetrack on Highway 77 has races March-September.

The two-story Neo-Classical library opened in 1911, one of the first public libraries in Northeast Georgia and the pride of Franklin County, is one of the few Carnegie buildings that has been preserved as a library.

The 1912 Depot houses the Lavonia Welcome Center, the Lavonia Downtown Development Authority and Better Hometown Program. Thanks to local citizens, the depot is housing some artifacts from the period as well as artifacts from Lavonia's past.

Visitors are welcome to tour the cannery when it is in operation during summer months.

The 1898 building at East Main and Grogan has a beautiful marble front with intricate design around the door and windows. The 1920 building at Grogan and West Main was used extensively in the filming of the movie "Cobb."

Home of the late Samuel Ernest Vandiver, Jr., former Governor of the State of Georgia.