The Polk County Historical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich history of Polk County, Georgia. Established in 1974, the society has worked to collect, preserve, and share the county’s history through a variety of initiatives, including the operation of a museum, the publication of historical materials, and the organization of educational events and programs.
The society’s museum is home to a wide range of artifacts and exhibits that illustrate the history of Polk County, from its Native American origins to the present day. The museum also hosts a number of special exhibits throughout the year, highlighting different aspects of the county’s past.
In addition to its museum, the Polk County Historical Society also maintains an extensive collection of historical documents, photographs, and other materials related to the county’s history. These materials are available for research by members of the society and the general public.
The society is committed to promoting an understanding and appreciation of Polk County’s history and works to engage the community through a variety of educational programs and events. These include lectures, tours, and other activities that provide insight into the county’s past and help to preserve its rich heritage for future generations.