William Harris Homestead

The William Harris Homestead probably is one of the few early plantations in Georgia that remains sufficiently intact to depict the culture and lives of the first inhabitants of the County. Each family raised row crops for food, material uses and for sell; raised livestock for milk, butter and meat; raised chickens, ducks and geese. They had vegetable gardens and orchards; preserved fruits and veg Find the address and map below, or browse more farms near Monroe.