April Lecture
The Richmond Hill History Museum welcome historian, Danny Brown, on Thursday, April 3rd at 7 p.m. Mr. Brown will demonstrate tools and weapons used by Richmond Hill's first residents, the Guale Indians. Skins and artifacts such as pottery sherds, arrowheads and points will also be on display.
This is part of the Historical Society's monthly ecture series and is free and open to the pubic. Donations are appreciated.
This is part of the Historical Society's monthly ecture series and is free and open to the pubic. Donations are appreciated.
Cars & Coffee has become a favorite first Saturday activity in the community!
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If you enjoy the January lecture by Buddy Sullivan, you'll want to register for our more in depth course on the History of Coastal Georgia! Mr. Sullivan will present a 12 hour comprehensive overview over a six week period. Come spend a couple of hours each Tuesday and learn about the fascinating history of Georgia's barrier islands and the adjoining mainland.
The course chronologically traces Georgia's coastal history from Native American culture in the region through 20th century events, including World War II.
When: Tuesdays from 4-6 p.m.
Beginning March 11th and ending April 15th
Where: Richmond Hill Museum
11460 Ford Avenue
Richmond Hill, Georgia
912-756-3697
Early registration is recommended. Click below to choose member or non-member registration. If registering for more than one person, please include all names in notes section at checkout. If you are not a member of the Richmond Hill Historical Society, you can click here to become a member in order to reduce the cost of the course and read about other benefits.
The course chronologically traces Georgia's coastal history from Native American culture in the region through 20th century events, including World War II.
When: Tuesdays from 4-6 p.m.
Beginning March 11th and ending April 15th
Where: Richmond Hill Museum
11460 Ford Avenue
Richmond Hill, Georgia
912-756-3697
Early registration is recommended. Click below to choose member or non-member registration. If registering for more than one person, please include all names in notes section at checkout. If you are not a member of the Richmond Hill Historical Society, you can click here to become a member in order to reduce the cost of the course and read about other benefits.
Winter Course Registration
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50.00
$
80.00
A special birthday commemoration...
They have arrived! Heirloom quality plates featuring our treasured landmarks are available in two sizes. The small is 6 7/8" square ($23) and the large is 10" square ($38) and are available for sale at the Richmond Hill Museum or by clicking here. Shipping available.
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“Reading about nature is fine, but if a person walks in the woods and listens carefully, he can learn more than what is in books . . . ”
―George Washington Carver
