In the Press

Read about Cashiers Historical Society in the media

MAKING HISTORY, MAKING NEWS

Explore recent local and national coverage highlighting the mission, milestones, and impact of the Cashiers Historical Society.

JANUARY 2025 | ATLANTA HOMES MAGAZINE

The 2024 Cashiers Designer Showhouse Proves that Mountain Living is Chicer than Ever

Surrounded by garden glories and featuring a mix of classic style and modern design details, the 2024 Cashiers Designer Showhouse showcased elevated mountain living…

READ MORE >

OCTOBER 2024 | PLATEAU MAGAZINE

Transforming the Cashiers Designer Showhouse

The Cashiers Designer Showhouse has been a beloved week in the Cashiers-Highlands area for 27 years. It features entertaining, interactive, and classy events that double as the Cashiers Historical Society's (CHS) most integral and successful fundraiser…

READ MORE >

JULY 2024 | LAUREL MAGAZINE

Memories of Life in Cashiers

Robert W. “Bud” Hyatt spent an idyllic boyhood in the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s in Cashiers, roaming the forests and countryside, hiking up Chimney Top, Whiteside and Rock Mountains, and enjoying the opportunities at High Hampton.…

READ MORE >

AUGUST 2024 | SOUTHERN LIVING MAGAZINE

13 Best Things To Do In Cashiers, North Carolina

When temperatures soar across the South, you don't have to travel far to find a welcome respite from the heat. Or to see breathtaking fall foliage as temperatures start to drop as summer turns to fall. Cashiers, North Carolina, is a town built upon a plateau in the Blue Ridge Mountains…

READ MORE >

AUGUST 2024 | PLATEAU MAGAZINE

The Cashiers Historical Society’s 2024 Designer Showhouse

Aside from family homes and estates on the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau that have been passed down for generations, there are only two ways to acquire a home here: build one or buy one. This year, the esteemed Cashiers Historical Society (CHS) brings us the latter with its 2024 Cashiers Designer Showhouse offering…

READ MORE >

JUNE 2023 | OUR STATE MAGAZINE

Whispering Pine in Cashiers

One of the first settlers in Jackson County built a house for his family that still stands more than a century and a half later. Those who called the place home left their mark — and their memories — on the wooden walls.…

READ MORE >