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MUSEUM CLOSURE
The Smyrna Museum will be
closed from Thanksgiving Day
through Saturday, November 29.
We will reopen for regular hours
on Wednesday, December 3.
LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
NATIVE AMERICAN LEARNING KITS
The holiday slowdown gives Museum staff time to focus on projects such as expanding our Native
American heritage trunks. We are currently duplicating this hands-on learning kit so it can be shared with
local elementary schools. Some components (like corn husk dolls and turtle shell rattles) require a bit of
assembly, but they offer powerful teaching opportunities. These items highlight how Cherokee and
Muscogee Creek people made purposeful use of materials that might otherwise be discarded, such as
corn husks left after processing or turtle shells remaining after scavenging or hunting. Corn husk dolls
were used to entertain children while teaching lessons about vanity and responsibility through the
traditional story of the “doll with no face.” Turtle shell rattles played an essential role in ceremonies;
women often wore them on their legs and helped keep the rhythm during tribal dances.
NEW BUSINESSES
Corvidae inc.
Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers
4425 S Cobb DR SE, Unit STE H, Smyrna, GA 30080
Ward 6
PUPARAZI BOUTIQUE
Pet Care (except Veterinary) Services
3209 S Cobb DR SE, Unit STE F2, Smyrna, GA
30080
Ward 3
ILE GA Smryna
Used Merchandise Retailers
2700 Cobb Pkwy SE, Unit STE B7, Smyrna, GA
30080
Ward 1
Studio P 4:19
Beauty Salons
3836 Highlands Pkwy SE, Smyrna, GA 30082
Ward 7
smyrnaga.gov
2800 King Street
Smyrna, GA 30080
770.434.6600
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT