The Dahlonega Gold Museum has long been an attraction for tourists to this little mountain town. It harbors many displays of historical artifacts and interesting items that tell the story of how Dahlonega became the city it is today. From huge gold nuggets, to maps of the mines, to a document signed by the 10th President of the United States- the Gold Museum features objects that brilliantly display the charm and the history of Dahlonega.

One block north of the Dahlonega Public Square lies Hancock Park. Known for the seasonal farmers market, free concerts, and First Friday movie events in the summer, Hancock Park also is home to one of Dahlonega's strangest gold mining attractions. Made of riveted boiler plate iron, this three ton submersible is something which definitely catches the eye and draws you in for a closer look.

After the 4th of July Parade, head over to our Patriotic Ceremony at noon for a warm welcome as we honor our veterans and unveil our newest Dahlonega Stories Plaque! 

Are you looking for something fun to do this weekend before you gear up for July 4th? Stop by Appalachian Jam this Saturday and stay awhile! 

Looking for the perfect location to celebrate July 4th with your family and friends? Pack up your lawn chairs, blankets, and bug spray and come visit Dahlonega! 

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