The September 2024 newsletter contains a brief history of the Dillard House and the generations of the Dillard Family that created and sustained it. Use the link below to download the newsletter in PDF format. 2024 Sept Vintage Rabun
The June 2024 newsletter contains photographs of some of the buildings and facilities in Rabun County that were constructed by the Works Projects Administration (WPA) in the 1930s during the Great Depression. Use the link below to download the newsletter in PDF format. 2024 June Vintage Rabun
One of the oldest existing structures in Rabun County, a home and later an inn dating from1850, was not originally built in this county. How it was constructed and how it ended up in Dillard is the story of the Whitehall Inn, later known as Rabun Manor. The story begins in 1817 when John White
Towns in Rabun County Dillard, Georgia Captain John Dillard was one of the first white settlers in northern Rabun County. Like all veterans and widows of the Revolutionary War, he was permitted to draw early in the county’s 1819 land lottery. He drew a lot on the Tallulah River that he traded for 1,000 acres
The topic of the March 2020 edition of the Rabun County Historical Society’s Vintage Rabun newsletter is: Rabun’s Official Historic Sites Use the link below to download the newsletter in PDF format 2020 March Vintage Rabun (PDF)
The topic of the March 2013 edition of the Rabun County Historical Society’s Vintage Rabun newsletter is: When the Lights Came On Use the link below to download the newsletter in PDF format 2013 March Vintage Rabun (PDF)
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