The City of Buchanan serves as the county seat of Haralson County. With its shops and restaurants encircling the National Register Listed, 1892 restored Courthouse, Buchanan is the perfect place to spend a day or a lifetime. The county seat was selected and named Pierceville in honor of a former U.S. president but was renamed Buchanan after President James Buchanan when it was found that another Georgia town already held the name Pierceville. http://www.buchananga.com/
Historic Haralson County Courthouse
Courthouse Square
(770) 646-3369
 | The Courthouse, built in 1892, is currently part of the National Registry of Historic Buildings and serves as a public library with meeting facilities and an office for the county's Historical Society on the Buchanan square. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 11 am to 6 pm, Saturdays 10 am to 2 pm., or by appointment. Admission is always free. www.hchistory.com |
Little Creek- One-Room Schoolhouse 
159 Van Wert Street
(678) 591-9004
www.hchistory.com
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The last remaining "one-room" school house in Haralson County. It has been relocated to Buchanan and is currently being restored. Historical research indicates that the school house was built circa-1870. Private tours are available and admission is free. The school house is also home of the first quilt square in Haralson County that connects us to the Southern Quilt Trail - preserving the memories of historic Folk Art quilts.
Sanford-Wade Heritage House
3608 Highway 27 Business
(770) 301-6930
www.hchistory.com
Formerly the home of the late Evelyn Shepard Sanford Wade (1907-2004), the Heritage House was constructed in 1909. The house will serve as a museum in the future and private tours are available at no cost to the public.
VFW Park
5760 E. GA Hwy. 120
(770) 646-5988
Visitors take advantage of a beautiful lake, campgrounds, a playground, picnic areas and event pavilions. The park is open daily from 6 am to 9 pm. Admission is $2.00, and a boat launch is accessible for a fee of $5.00.