Hardman Farm

The Georgia’s Newest Historic Site Hardman Farm is situated on the Unicoi Turnpike; it was a piece of the way taken by Native Americans to Northeast Georgia. There you will see the Anna Ruby Falls. It was named after Anna Ruby Nichols who dwelled on the homestead in the nineteenth century. The ranch later turned into the home of the 65th legislative head of Georgia-Lamartine Hardman. He transformed the area into a dairy cultivate in the mid 1920s. From the house on Hardman Farm you will have the capacity to see the Native American Nachoochee Mound with a gazebo situated to finish everything. Local Americans utilized these hills to store individual things, for example, earthenware and in addition stays of the expired. Guided visits, including phantom visits, are accessible on the ranch occasionally from Thursday through Sunday.