Roberta and Crawford County are located in the heart of Georgia and celebrate a rich history of peaches and pottery.

Colonel Benjamin Hawkins served throught the Revolutionary War as a member of General Washington's staff. He established the Creek Indian Agency on the banks of the Flint River in Crawford County where he made his permanent home. He died at his home and was buried near there.

A very large collection of items beautifully displayed from the culture of the Indians who lived in the Southeastern region of The United States.  
 

A monument commemorating Creek Indian agent Benjamin Hawkins stands in front of the Old Roberta Train Depot in Crawford County. Hawkins established the Creek Agency Reserve on the Flint River in Crawford County in 1803.