This 1890s building once served as offices for the Crown Cotton Mill but now serves as headquarters for the Whitfield-Murray Historical Society. The facility is used for many functions—meetings, seminars, family reunions, social affairs and fundraising events. The building also serves as a repository of valuable information for those interested in genealogical and local historical research. One can find cemetery lists, marriage indexes, census indexes, county and family histories, and more than 700 family files—all available to the public. The Archives also houses revolving displays of local historical interests.
We are accepting all Christmas donations for our upcoming Christmas sale in November.
Please bring all donations to the Crown Gardens & Archives before October 18th.
715 Chattanooga Ave. Dalton
CONASAUGA
Watershed River CleanUp
October 26, 2024
Saturday • 9 am - 12 pm
30th annual event held in conjunction with Georgia’s Annual Waterway Clean-Up, Rivers Alive, and the United Way of Northwest Georgia's Make a Difference Day
1. Conasauga River at Lower King's Bridge and Norton Bridge 2. Holly Creek, in Chattahoochee National Forest 3. Holly Creek, in Chatsworth 4. Mill Creek tributary in the City of Dalton 5. Mill Creek Veterans Drive Bridge 6. Lakeshore Park in the City of Dalton 7. Crown Creek in the City of Dalton 8. Conasauga River Snorkeling Hole, TN 9. Coahulla Creek at Prater's Mill
7. Crown Creek in the City of Dalton - Headquarters of the Whitfield-Murray Historical Society, 715 Chattanooga Rd., Dalton. Located between the old Crown Cotton Mill & the historic Hamilton House. From the North Bypass (US 41) turn onto Chattanooga Road (headed south), proceed about 1.5 miles. The site will be on the right.
