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Learn about the newest addition to our Victorian Funeral collection - an authentic 19th century death mask.

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Learn about the newest addition to our Victorian Funeral collection - an authentic 19th century death mask.Learn about the newest addition to our Victorian Funeral collection…Oct 2235 likesWe'll be highlighting items from our collection as we commemorate America's 250th this year. Shown here is a glass whiskWe'll be highlighting items from our collection as we commemorate America's 250th this…Apr 3011 likes1990s views of Marietta from our collection.1990s views of Marietta from our collection.Mar 2791 likesToday Cobb Landmarks coordinated tours of the Herndon Home in Atlanta. Built by Alonzo Herndon—an Atlanta businessman whToday Cobb Landmarks coordinated tours of the Herndon Home in Atlanta.Mar 733 likesFrom our collection - an 1871 poster advertising the Concord Woolen Mills. The mill was established by the Concord ManufFrom our collection - an 1871 poster advertising the Concord Woolen Mills.Jan 2317 likesBorn into slavery in Walton County, Georgia, Alonzo Herndon left his home in 1878 with eleven dollars. He eventually movBorn into slavery in Walton County, Georgia, Alonzo Herndon left his home in 1878 with…Jan 616 likes

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Before white settlement, the rich bottomlands around Big and Little Allatoona Creeks were farmed by the Cherokee and earCobb Landmarks and Historical Society EssentialsWe were happy to welcome the @boothmuseum Artists' Guild to the Root House today! 🎨Root HouseTaking the formal parlor from Victorian Funeral to tea party in one minute. November means it's time to pack away our fuVictorianIt was a gorgeous day for our History Hike at Hyde Farm! Led by longtime Power Cabin resident, Morning Washburn, the touCabinSISTAAAS! Hocus Pocus beauty products are 25% OFF at the William Root House Gift Shop! Perfect for when you want to lookGift shopTake a stroll back in time to learn about Cobb County’s 19th century history on Sunday, November 8, at 10 a.m. during thPark