For the 6th consecutive summer, the Newnan-Coweta History Center presents its “Passport to Coweta” program for kids. This popular program encourages kids to "Catch Nan if you Can!" by visiting historic stops around Coweta County. Nan is a little white Scottish Terrier whose likeness is on signage, the passport, website, etc. The recommended ages for the program are 5 to 12 years old and it runs from May thru end of August.
Passport to Coweta
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Tues – Fri, 10am – 4pm
Sat, 10am – 2pm
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- Visit either the McRitchie-Hollis Museum (74 Jackson St.) or Hillcrest Chapel (1 Bullsboro Dr) to pick up a passport and instructions. From there, travel to all local historic stops at your own pace and collect stamps or snap a pic.
- Stops this year include the old Newnan Hospital (now University of W. Georgia), Coweta County Genealogical Society, Brown’s Mill, Newnan Carnegie Library, Senoia Historical Society, Moreland Hometown Heritage Museum, African-American Museum, Newnan Times-Herald, Newnan Cotton Mills and Newnan Chapel UMC.
- Once you have collected all the stamps (or pics), bring your passport back to the museum or Hillcrest Chapel for a prize. Must complete all stops by end of August to claim the prize!
