Our third Saturday events each month bring a crowd to Hagood Mill Historic Site. Some enjoy the live music, others indulge in our culture, and all enjoy the memories made while visiting historic Hagood Mill. You’re invited to join us!
We offer guided tours featuring reenactments and hands-on learning for K-12, homeschool, and other educational classrooms.
Enjoy the beautiful backdrop of Historic Hagood Mill for your professional photography sessions throughout the seasons.
We offer a range of classes in traditional arts to teach you the skills of the past. Learn a new craft from one of our specialized instructors.
Enjoy learning about the art of Blacksmithing at the Hagood Mill Historic Site!
Learn how to make a variety of objects from wood at the Hagood Mill Historic Site!
If you have ever been interested in cooking on the hearth, come to Hagood Mill Historic Site for instruction!
A beautiful skill to be learned at the Hagood Mill Historic Site, chair seat weaving is open to all abilities!
As more people move to growing their own food, come to Hagood Mill Historic Site for tips and tricks for your home garden!
To keep the art of food preservation alive, join us for a canning class at the Hagood Mill Historic Site!
Join our “Friends of the Mill” membership or just come on out and explore everything Hagood Mill Historic Site offers. Experience a free range of beauty and exploration.
Get up close to pre-historic carvings from before at least 1825! Visitors will be able to view the petroglyphs in a climate-controlled environment complete with a narrated light presentation.
The petroglyphs, discovered in 2003 by Michael Bramlett, were researched and cataloged by Dr. Tommy Charles and then covered by the Hagood Creek Petroglyph Center.
Believed to be pecked into the rock next to Hagood Creek!
The petroglyphs also lay alongside the Native Roots Trail which is part of the Old Indian Path!
Nothing extra required, you'll be able to listen to a narrated light presentation that tells the stories of our ancient petroglyphic carvings preserved at Hagood Mill.
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Our Millin’ Around blog features all of the news going on at the mill and around it. We will tell you about upcoming events, share seasonal vendor highlights, activities, + more.
We are thankful for the commitmemnts of our major funders who make a direct impact on the preservations of Hagood Mill Historic Site each and every day in Pickens County
