CANTON, GA – Ring in the holiday season with History Cherokee’s highly anticipated Holiday Tour of Homes on Friday, December 6, and Saturday, December 7. This festive event offers an exclusive opportunity to explore five exquisitely decorated homes in historic downtown Canton, along with two beautifully adorned commercial buildings. Each location will be elegantly dressed in holiday décor, providing a magical setting sure to inspire your own seasonal celebrations.

Ticket Information

Save by purchasing your tickets early! Tickets are just $25 per person if purchased by December 4. After that, tickets will be available for $30 and can be purchased at the event.

Tour Times

Choose between two tour options:

  • Friday, December 6: Experience the magic of Canton’s historic homes and buildings lit up for the holidays from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
  • Saturday, December 7: Enjoy a daytime exploration between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

All tour locations are within approximately one mile of each other. For added convenience, shuttle buses will be available. This rain-or-shine event promises to deliver holiday cheer, no matter the weather.

Tour Locations

  • Jones Building
  • Southernite Interiors
  • Bill and Tina Kell Home
  • McCanless-Jones-Morgan House
  • Jones-Johnston House
  • Dick-Johnston House
  • Meriwether House

Bonus Admission

In addition to the tour, your ticket includes admission to the Cherokee County History Center, featuring two special holiday exhibits:

  • “Holiday Sweetscapes: A Gingerbread Journey through Cherokee County”
  • “A Century of Toys: 100 Years of Play”

Join Us for a Festive Celebration!

Make this holiday season truly memorable with History Cherokee’s Holiday Tour of Homes. Explore the rich history, stunning architecture, and festive décor of downtown Canton while soaking in the spirit of the season.

Tickets are available now at: historycherokee.org/holiday-homes-tour.

About History Cherokee

History Cherokee operates the Cherokee County History Center and the Historic Rock Bark. History Cherokee’s mission is the collection, preservation, and interpretation of Cherokee County history.

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Attachments: Exterior picture of the McCanless-Jones-Morgan House and interior picture of the Jones-Johnston House.