From the site: ........Rolling in a RV - Wheelchair Traveling...... - Chief Vann House Historic Site
By the 1830s over 90% of the Cherokee were living in log houses and farming, having adapted to the settled life of white men. A few, like James Vann, adapted so well that they became successful businessmen and plantation owners with slaves working the fields. But even this success didn’t prevent them from losing their property and being forced to move to Oklahoma. The mansion that James Van built 1804 had 17 different owners over the years and was in a state of disrepair when the state of Georgia bought it. It has been restored and is opened for guided tours. A typical log farm house and outbuildings are also located on the property. The visitor center has exhibits and a short video. The visitor center is accessible and ...Read more...
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