Walton County Historical Society

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238 N Broad St
Monroe, GA 30655

The Historical Society of Walton County, founded in 1972, aims to foster a community-wide appreciation for the significance of historic buildings, neighborhoods, and heritage. With over 120 members dedicated to preserving Walton's history, the Society emphasizes education and public awareness as key components of its mission.

One of the Society's notable achievements is the acquisition and restoration of the historic Davis Edwards House in Monroe, which now serves as its headquarters. This meticulously restored home, reflecting life in the 1800s, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and features many artifacts relevant to Walton's past.

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