Crawford W. Long Museum

10/15/2026

We have fun new items in our gift shop! Purchase an adorable Pyrex ornament, beautiful embroidered pocket mirror, or one of our new t-shirt colors - now in children’s sizes.

The Museum will be open next week during Porch Tales, so come and check us out!

10/06/2026

Our Fall Frolic is coming up soon! Don't miss out! 🍁

Purchase your tickets or sponsorships here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/fall-frolic

09/03/2026

Our Fall Frolic will consist of good food, drinks, music, & mini golf! Check out the venue and the band, and buy your tickets or sponsorship here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/fall-frolic

08/26/2026

We are excited to announce our Fall Frolic! This will be a fun, fall-themed evening hosted at Strange Duck Brewing to help raise funds for repainting and preserving our historic buildings. 🍂🍁

Each ticket purchased gets you a bowl of chili & baked potato, a flight of drinks, and a game of mini golf! Sponsorships are also available. Scan the QR code or click here:

The Crawford W. Long Museum Association presents our first annual Fall Frolic! Join us at Strange Duck Brewing for a family-friendly fundraiser for the…

06/30/2026

06/18/2026

We had so much fun at Masterpiece Makers last week! Campers enjoyed a week full of arts & crafts which included topics like nature art, art in history, and art around the world. They also heard from guest artist speakers, took a museum tour, and went on a field trip to Swirlee's. Thank you to all of our wonderful guest speakers and Swirlee's for letting us make cotton candy!

06/17/2026

Next Week! Call to save your spot! 706-367-5307

Join us for an evening with historian, Ken Johnston of History Now:
While Northern colonies called for Independence early, Georgia, the youngest colony, was deeply split, with a large, prosperous population remaining loyal to the British Empire as others rallied around the cause of Independence. This program examines the intense, often violent conflict between Georgia's Patriots seeking independence and the Loyalists who fought to maintain the British union. Using primary source documentation, multimedia presentation, and hands-on Living History demonstration, this presentation by History Now tells the story of how the state was transformed from a chaotic battleground of shifting alliances and brutal guerrilla warfare into one of the independent United States of America.

Visit History Now's website here: https://www.history-now.org/

The Crawford W. Long Museum, located in Jefferson, Georgia, honors the life and work of Dr. Long, the first physician to employ anesthesia for surgery. His first use of sulfuric ether to induce an unconscious state occurred March 30, 1842.

06/16/2026

The Crawford W. Long Museum will be closed Friday, June 19th in honor of Juneteenth. We will reopen Saturday, June 20th at 10 AM.

06/10/2026

The Crawford Long Museum is proud to participate in the Blue Star Museum Program where active-duty military families receive free admission all summer long! From now until Labor Day, take advantage of this amazing program! https://www.arts.gov/initiatives/blue-star-museums

05/22/2026

Rescheduled! We are excited to have this program the week before America's 250th!

Join us for an evening with historian, Ken Johnston of History Now:

While Northern colonies called for Independence early, Georgia, the youngest colony, was deeply split, with a large, prosperous population remaining loyal to the British Empire as others rallied around the cause of Independence. This program examines the intense, often violent conflict between Georgia's Patriots seeking independence and the Loyalists who fought to maintain the British union. Using primary source documentation, multimedia presentation, and hands-on Living History demonstration, this presentation by History Now tells the story of how the state was transformed from a chaotic battleground of shifting alliances and brutal guerrilla warfare into one of the independent United States of America.

Visit History Now's website here: https://www.history-now.org/