08/13/2026
🏛️ Don't forget our monthly meeting TONIGHT! Senoia Stories, "The History of the McKnight Family"
There was a time when Main Street in Senoia had a buggy shop, a meat market that cut beef fresh every Friday, and a telephone exchange upstairs where an operator plugged you through by hand. McKnight's store was number 13. The McKnight gin was number 8.
Tonight, SAHS Board Member Greg Crook sits down with Carl McKnight, a member of one of Senoia's founding families, to talk about the town's early days: the country store, the family cotton gin, classes at Brantley Institute, and a downtown that most of us have only seen in photographs.
📅 Thursday, August 13
🕡 Doors open 6:30 PM for light refreshments and visiting
🕖 Program begins 7:00 PM
📍 6 Couch Street, Historic Downtown Senoia
🎟️ Members free | Guests $5 suggested donation
Bring a friend, bring a question, and come early if you want a good seat. More at www.SenoiaHistory.com