The Coffee County Historical Society, founded in 1969, is dedicated to preserving and documenting the rich history of Coffee County and its people. With regular bi-monthly meetings and programs focused on various aspects of local history, genealogy, folklore, and archaeology, the Society provides a platform for individuals to explore and learn about the county's past. Located in the Historical Coffee County Courthouse in Manchester, Tennessee, the Society also organizes events and exhibits, including the grand opening of the Joanna Lewis Museum of Coffee County, showcasing captivating pictures and artifacts from the area's history. From the late 1800s to the present day, Coffee County has witnessed significant changes, and the Coffee County Historical Society aims to capture and share these transformations. With a commitment to preserving the county's heritage, the Society serves as a valuable resource for locals and visitors alike, offering insights into the region's historical buildings, businesses, and landmarks. Through their dedication to research, education, and community engagement, the Coffee County Historical Society plays a vital role in ensuring that the stories and memories of Coffee County endure for future generations.Generated from the website

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