This link is provided by EVHS as a venue for local authors to publish their research or articles about Bartow County. (submissions must be devoted to historical Bartow events and may not be editorials, politically themed nor represent bias agendas)
Bartow Articles
Early Pioneers and Settlers
Colonel Benjamin Hawkins’s 1796 Visit to Cass (Bartow) County – Keith S. Hébert
Industry and Business
Civil War and Military Activity
The Decision to Abandon Cassville and Fall of Bartow, Article 2
The Civil War in Bartow County, The Battle of Allatoona Pass, Article 4
The Union Occupation of Bartow County, Article 5 – Trey Gaines
Reconstruction Bartow County Following the Civil War, Article 6 – Dr. Keith Hebert
General Pierce Manning Butler Young (1836 – 1896) – Joe F. Head
The Great Locomotive Chase Sesquicentennial Celebration – Joe Head
Politics, Communities and People
Corra Harris Personal Letters, 1913 – 1925 Transcriptions – Jordan Gentry
Mattie Lee Price, the Forgotten Georgia Wonder – Donna Lee Dicksson
Rebecca Felton, Columnist (March 31, 2002) – Dr. David Parker
The Evolution of Schools in Bartow County, Georgia – Elyse Hoganson
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Native American
Prehistoric Etowah Valley Timeline at the Dabbs Dig (Upper Dig)- Savana L. Deems and Terry G. Powis
The Mysterious Rock Walls of Bartow County – J.B. Tate
The Ancient Rock Walls of Bartow County – William Phillips
Resources and Geography
Pleasure Trips to Bartow County’s Saltpeter Cave Following the Civil War – Joel M. Sneed
Bartow Bibliography Resource List – Dr. Keith Herbet, Auburn University
African American
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Bartow Short Stories
These Stories are historical excerpts and candid recollections of past events in Bartow County History. EVHS members are welcome to submit similar generational tales for consideration. Typically, these are historically documented incidences, family legends or creditable oral history that have been passed down via diaries, genealogy, research or newsprint.
Etowah River Historic Sites In Bartow County, Georgia – David Archer
If you don’t eat it, I will (A Civil War Episode) -David Archer
Pioneer Citizen Recalled 1851 Cartersville (Civil War reflections)-David Archer
Service To State and Country Is Legendary In Bartow County -David Archer
Some History of Cartersville -David Archer
Visit To the Etowah Indian Mounds (General Sherman Visits Mounds) -David Archer