Museum exhibitions in Carrollton, Georgia

Welcome to the Sacred Harp Publishing Co. Inc. & Museum, a unique destination located at 162 Oak Grove Road, Carrollton, Georgia. Immerse yourself in the rich history and tradition of Sacred Harp singing—a distinctive form of a cappella choral music that has been cherished by generations. Our museum offers an in-depth exploration of this musical heritage, featuring exhibits that include historical recordings, photographs, and artifacts that tell the story of Sacred Harp singing from its origins to its contemporary practice. While visiting, don't miss the opportunity to purchase a copy of The Sacred Harp, 1991 Edition songbook. This centennial edition, edited by Jesse P. Karlsberg, is a commemorative reprint of the beloved 1911 edition, with a new introduction that delves into the book's legacy and cultural significance. Explore the comprehensive companion work by Warren Steel and Richard Hulan, which traces the origins of every tune and text in the songbook, offering insights into the contributions of composers from the book's inception in 1844 to the 1991 edition.

The West Georgia Textile Heritage Trail is a unique institution located at 1601 Maple Street in Carrollton, Georgia, United States. This trail showcases the rich history and heritage of the textile industry in West Georgia, highlighting the impact that this industry has had on the local community. Visitors can explore historic textile mills, learn about the process of textile production, and discover the stories of the workers who played a vital role in shaping the region's economy. The West Georgia Textile Heritage Trail offers a fascinating glimpse into the past and provides a valuable educational experience for all who visit.