Old Gaol Jail (circa 1807) Located on East Greene Street, 706-453-7592, Used until 1895, this two foot thick walled granite structure features a trap door in the floor of the upper story where prisoners were hanged. Tours are offered by the Greene County Historical Society.

Confederate Museum P.O. Box 310, Greensboro, GA 30631, Located on Alexander Street in Crawfordville, 706-456-2221, One of the finest collections of Civil War artifacts in Georgia is located at this museum which features a fine collection of memorabilia including dioramas of soldiers in both the heat of battle and the quiet of the campfire.

Greene County Historical Museum 201 East Greene Street, Greensboro, GA 30642, 706-453-9439, Filled with historical artifacts and family treasures, this museum is dedicated to depicting the unique history of Greene County through artifacts, memorabilia, and documents. 

L.L. Wyatt Museum Located at Main and Broad Streets, 706-453-7592, The home of many of Greene County's former sheriffs, this museum is located in a circa 1890 building which was named after L.L. Wyatt who served as sheriff of Greene County for 52 years until his death in 1977. Visitors can view photos, badges, a seized corn liquor still, century old arrest warrants, an authentic old cell block, and firearms while at this museum.