Crawford W Long Museum

On the National Register of Historic Places and a Walton County Landmark, the McDaniel-Tichenor House was once the home of Governor Henry McDaniel of Georgia. It was built in 1887 and remodeled in 1930 by his descendants. This home is now available for historic tours and special events for the community. The lush seven acres of manicured gardens welcomes guests to enjoy the beauty inside and out.

The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation is dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of Georgia's rich historic resources, emphasizing the importance of these sites in contemporary life. Through various programs and community initiatives, they advocate for the appreciation and active use of historic buildings, promoting stewardship and highlighting the economic and cultural benefits of preservation. Offering a range of events such as the Preservation Gala and educational workshops, the organization engages the public in discussions about inclusive and community-centered preservation efforts. They also feature a selection of historic properties for sale, enabling individuals to own a piece of Georgia's history while supporting the mission of preserving its cultural heritage. Generated from the website