Super Museum Sunday

Last Sunday was the Super Bowl; this coming Sunday is Super Museum Sunday, when six historic buildings in Whitfield and Murray counties will be open and offering free admission.

History buffs from around the region will want to visit North Georgia between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 9, to take part in this rare opportunity. Super Museum Sunday is sponsored by the Georgia History Festival, a project of the Georgia Historical Society.

Members of the Whitfield-Murray Historical Society will give tours of the properties. Come see a historic property you’ve been meaning to explore.

FEATURED PROPERTIES

AND EXHIBITS

› The Blunt House, 704 S. Thornton Ave., Dalton: Love is in the air at the Blunt House. This historic home will showcase vintage and antique valentines from Tut McFarland’s collection, plus dressy vintage dresses and lingerie.

› The Chatsworth Depot, 500 North First Ave., Chatsworth:

Trains, railroad artifacts, talc samples and artwork featuring the depot and talc mills will be found here. Robert Duncan, the