Tabor House Museum to reopen April 2

  • Wayne Hooper places a kerosene lamp on a fireplace mantel in one of the exhibit rooms at the Gilmer Historical Society’s Tabor House Museum. The inscription on the mantel, believed to have been made when the oldest standing home in downtown Ellijay was used as a boarding house, is dated 1936.
    Wayne Hooper places a kerosene lamp on a fireplace mantel in one of the exhibit rooms at the Gilmer Historical Society’s Tabor House Museum. The inscription on the mantel, believed to have been made when the oldest standing home in downtown Ellijay was used as a boarding house, is dated 1936.
Members of the Gilmer Historical Society plan to have their downtown Ellijay museum and office back up and running for spring, summer and fall Thursday, April 2.  The museum, which is usually closed…

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