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Montgomery County Historic Village

Two relocated early log houses anchor a small historic village beside the Brewton-Parker campus. State tourism identifies the Cooper-Conner House as built with enslaved labor, while college programs use the site for history teaching and occasional public events; interior access requires advance confirmation.

Historic log house among pine trees at the Brewton-Parker campus village.

One of the preserved log houses at Montgomery County Historic Village. · Brewton-Parker destination via Explore Georgia · Credits & licenses

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  1. Log house at Montgomery County Historic Village
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What to expect

Two relocated early log houses anchor a small historic village beside the Brewton-Parker campus. State tourism identifies the Cooper-Conner House as built with enslaved labor, while college programs use the site for history teaching and occasional public events; interior access requires advance confirmation.

Mount Vernon · Tour price not published; arrange access with the college · 30–90 minutes

Brewton-Parker Christian University Historic Village · 201 David-Eliza Fountain Circle, Mount Vernon, GA 30445

Interior tours and programs by arrangement or announced event

The college documents special-event and docent use, but no regular public opening hours are published. Call before travel; do not assume the houses are open during general campus hours.

  • Two preserved log houses
  • College history and docent programs
  • Occasional living-history events

Before you go

  • No dependable walk-in schedule is published. Call the college before planning an interior visit.
  • Sources disagree on the Cooper-Conner House's date, citing 1779 and 1798; this listing does not choose an exact year.
  • Respect campus rules and do not treat general campus access as permission to enter historic buildings.

Sources & visitor information

Venue and visitor-bureau information checked on the dates below. Follow these links for current hours, admission and access.

Visitor information phone: 912-583-2241

Visitor review notes

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