Historic places in Habersham County
37 published so far · 7 historic places · 30 historic structures
Drawn from the National Register of Historic Places through a verified content release, listed alphabetically. This is what has been published so far, not a complete inventory of Habersham County history, and the number of places in any county or town reflects what has been published rather than how much history that community holds.
- AcoaHistoric structure
- Asbury, Henry, HouseHistoric structure
- Baron-York BuildingHistoric structure
- Chenocetah Fire TowerHistoric structure · outside city limits
- Church, Cornelius, HouseHistoric structure
- Church Furniture StoreHistoric structure
- Clarkesville Downtown Square Historic DistrictHistoric place
- Clarkesville GarageHistoric structure
- Cornelia Commercial Historic DistrictHistoric place
- Cornelia Community HouseHistoric structure
- Daes Chapel Methodist ChurchHistoric structure
- Demorest Commercial Historic DistrictHistoric place
- Demorest Women's ClubHistoric structure
- Furr-Lambert HouseHistoric structure
- Glen-Ella Springs HotelHistoric place
- Grace ChurchHistoric structure
- Griggs-Erwin HouseHistoric structure
- Haywood English Family Log HouseHistoric structure · outside city limits
- Hill, A. P., HouseHistoric structure
- Irvin General Merchandise StoreHistoric structure
- Jackson BuildingHistoric structure
- Jackson PharmacyHistoric structure
- Lawton PlaceHistoric structure
- Lewis, J. A., HouseHistoric structure
- Loudermilk Boarding HouseHistoric structure
- Market BuildingHistoric structure
- Mauldin HouseHistoric structure
- McMillan-Garrison HouseHistoric structure
- McMillan, Robert, HouseHistoric structure
- Olgetree FarmHistoric place
- Porter-York HouseHistoric structure
- Pyle--Davis HouseHistoric structure
- Reeves BuildingHistoric structure
- South Washington Street Historic DistrictHistoric place
- Tallulah Falls SchoolHistoric place
- Washington-Jefferson Street Historic DistrictHistoric structure
- Woodlands and BlythewoodHistoric structure