Hart County Chamber of Commerce & Historical Museum

Hart County Chamber of Commerce & Historical Museum is located in Teasley-Holland House at East Howell Street Hartwell, Georgia. The Chamber of Commerce operates from this former Victorian home but it also the location for a museum that has exhibits about the county and is open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 5pm.

The Hart County Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary organization that helps to promote the region and provide quality services. Amongst the exhibits displayed at the museum are various items of furniture, clothing, documents, photographs and other artifacts that related to Hart County's history. Amongst all this visitors will see pictures taken when Hartwell Dam was being constructed by the U.S Army Corps of Engineers between 1955 and 1962.

Visitors can also see the first radio and TV used in the county as well as a foot powered Coca-Cola Company bottling machine. Hart State Park is only 10 minutes from the museum and here visitors will find many activities including fishing and other watersports on Hartwell Lake. There is a nice restaurant near the museum as well called Sibling's, which is less than half a mile away on Vickery Street.