5 Things You Must Do in Cartersville

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Cartersville is a vibrant city located in the northwest of Atlanta. It was established in 1850 and offers a great deal of history for sightseers.

1. Etowah Indian Mounds: - This popular attraction provides an abundance of culture and recreation. The major Mississippian Period Cultural Center was home to several thousand Native Americans from 1000 to 1500 A.D.

2. The Booth Western Art Museum: - One can wander in this museum which displays a permanent collection of contemporary Western American Art. It has more than 200 paintings and sculptures. It also features a display of more than 100 of the finest 20th century Western artists.
3. Cartersville-Bartow County Convention and Visitors Bureau Information Center: - While visiting Cartersville one should consider stopping by this convenient spot for tourists. The center offers complete information on the city and surrounding areas.

4. The Grand Theatre: - The theatre has served as the cultural centerpiece of Bartow County since 1929. It provides a wide range of educational, performing arts, and entertainment programs throughout the year. The mission of this theatre is to spread an appreciation for the performing arts. It also offers quality educational programs and a variety of cultural events to diverse audiences.

      5.   Cooper’s Furnace Day Use Area: - Located on River Road to the south of   
            Cartersville, this furnace at Cooper’s Iron Works was built in the 1830’s and
            purchased by Mark Anthony Cooper in the 1840’s. The town was almost
            completely destroyed by Sherman’s troops in 1864 and was flooded during the
            creation of Lake Allatoona by the Army Corp of engineers.  The furnace is all that
            remains of the Cooper iron empire. Visitors can hike the trails and go to the
overlook atop the Dam at Lake Allatoona.