What We Do:

• Collect and preserve archival material and artifacts relevant to Monroe County's heritage.

• Maintain a free museum and and archive for research and learning opportunities.

• Curate changing exhibitions to bring new and exciting topics to our visitors.

• Offer free monthly programs on a variety of interesting subjects. 

• Provide support for researchers and help connect them with resources.

• Continuously look for ways to improve the longevity and accessibility of our  collection. 

• Maintain and preserve the three historic railroad buildings that are currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

• Encourage current and future generations to continue our mission. 

The support of our incredible community is what makes our mission possible. Help us continue preserving Monroe County’s rich history by making a donation or becoming a member today.

Culloden, 250 Years of American Independence Exhibition Grand Opening

250 Years in the Making: Witness History Come Alive!

Join the Monroe County Historical Society as we kick off America’s 250th Anniversary with the grand opening of Culloden: 250 Years of American Independence. Step back in time to explore the revolutionary sparks that transformed Georgia and Monroe County. This epic journey is told through the eyes of Culloden—one of Monroe County’s oldest settlements.

• When: March 14th | 10 AM – 4 PM (During the Forsythia Festival)

                   March 15th  | 12 PM – 4 PM

• Where: Monroe County History Museum | 126 E Johnston St., Forsyth

• The Highlight: Don't miss the Grand Ribbon Cutting with live bagpipes on March 14th at 2 PM.

Enjoy free admission, light refreshments, and a front-row seat to our nation's heritage.

This project is supported by Georgia Humanities, in partnership with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, through funding from the Georgia General Assembly.