East Point Historical Society

06/06/2026

It's easy to get wrapped up in East Point history. So we have a blanket for just that 😂. It's Saturday so we are open. 10-1. Come take a tour. Guiding you today is Iesha Westmoreland .. See you soon.

06/02/2026

Celebrating the role the Pride community played in building our great city!

06/01/2026

Mark your calendars! June 13, 2 p.m.

In less than two weeks, hear author and East Point resident Hannah Palmer discuss John J. Eagan and his legacy across the South.

05/27/2026

Good morning, East Point! Nothing to do on a rainy Wednesday? Our doors are open until 1PM this afternoon. Come visit!

05/20/2026

Good afternoon! We recently had an inquiry about a student volunteer intern position at East Point Historical Society. (I believe the student was in middle or high school.) We attempted to reach out via what we thought was the correct email address, but our message was returned. If this is your child and he or she is still interested, please PM us. Thank you!

05/18/2026

Despite the rain and moving the musicians inside, what an incredible event this afternoon!

Thank-yous go out to Mosaic Quartet, Challenge the Stats, City of East Point, and Fulton Institute for putting together such a wonderful event and for allowing us to host it.

Here is hoping we have many more events like this in the future!

05/16/2026

If you missed us today no worries come back tomorrow at 4pm for the Strings on the Green Concert.

Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and join us for a great community event.

05/16/2026

We are open TODAY from 10am to 1pm. Come immerse yourself in the history and mystery of East Point.

We have snacks and beverages to indulge in while you research the East Point splendor.

Today's tour guide Iesha Westmoreland

05/12/2026

Join us this Sunday for an incredible event!

Join us for a special afternoon outdoor concert with The Mosaic Quartet

Strings on the Green returns as Challenge the Stats brings unforgettable music to the East Point Historical Society grounds!

Bring a lawn chair, invite a friend, and explore the beautiful grounds and rich local history of the East Point Historical Society as music fills the lawn and gardens.

Join us on May 17th as The Mosaic Quartet takes the stage, the first ensemble launched by Challenge the Stats and a collective of women of color using classical music as a tool for cultural storytelling and social impact. Led by East Point resident and violinist Jessica Stinson, the quartet creates performances that honor history, amplify diverse voices, and invite deep connection between artists and audience.

This event is presented by Challenge the Stats and East Point City Government in partnership with The Fulton Institute and East Point Historical Society.**

05/06/2026

They're back!! (Limited time only.)

Let us research the history of the development of your neighborhood, your house, and its inhabitants back to the founding of Fulton County. The first wave of house history reports ranged from 7 to 15 pages -- it all depends on what we can uncover!

If you're interested, please contact us at [email protected]. Suggested minimum donation -- $75.