Mountain Life Museum

The Mountain Life Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and heritage of the mountain region. This unique historic site features several well-preserved buildings that span over 160 years of American history.

Visitors can explore:

• The Butt-Mock House, built in 1906
• The Payne Cabin, a Civil War-era structure from 1861
• The Collins Cabin, dating back to the 1840s
• The Mauney Barn
• The Duncan Cabin

This family-friendly destination welcomes all ages and offers free admission, making it an affordable way to experience local history. The museum provides self-guided tours, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace and spend as much time as desired in each historic building.

Guided tours are available during business hours: 11am - 3pm Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. To schedule a tour, contact the Union County Historical Society at 706-745-5493.

Convenient on-site parking is available for all guests. Whether interested in Civil War history, pioneer life, or mountain heritage, the Mountain Life Museum provides an educational and engaging experience for history enthusiasts and families alike.