Pickens County Marble Museum

Pickens County Marble Museum Visitors can learn more about the history of Pickens County Marble.

Mining a legacy since 1835! Pickens County Marble Museum merch available now! ✨Mining A Legacy Kids Crew: $12 ✨Our Histo...
02/27/2026

Mining a legacy since 1835! Pickens County Marble Museum merch available now!
✨Mining A Legacy Kids Crew: $12

✨Our History Rock (LS): $20

✨Mining A Legacy Crewneck: $22

02/18/2026

A Marble Moment for your Wednesday!

Have you visited the Oglethorpe Monument in downtown Jasper, GA?! This 38-foot monument was designed and dedicated in 1930 by Colonel Sam Tate of Georgia Marble Company, as a tribute to General James Edward Oglethorpe, founder of the colony of Georgia. Attendee included Governor Lamartine G. Hardman and other prominent dignitaries. It was carved by James Watt from Cherokee marble quarries locally. These quarries are the largest in the United States. The monument was located 10 miles east on Mount Oglethorpe (Grassy K**b) , southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail until 1958. It was restored and moved here in 1999 - Erected by The Georgia Historical Society and The City of Jasper
📸: Barry Edleman

The Pickens County Marble Museum is worth writing home about...📬
01/30/2026

The Pickens County Marble Museum is worth writing home about...📬

Our iconic local legacy displayed right here in Jasper, GA!
01/28/2026

Our iconic local legacy displayed right here in Jasper, GA!

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500 Veterans Memorial Boulevard
Jasper, GA
30143

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