Autrey Mill Nature Preserve & Heritage Center, Nature center and museum in Johns Creek, United States.
Autrey Mill Nature Preserve is a 46-acre protected area with a visitor center and exhibition buildings. The grounds contain two miles of walking trails along a creek with rocky sections, natural springs, and trees with native plants throughout.
The land was home to Cherokee people in the 18th century before local residents created a preservation group in 1987 to protect it. This action started the effort to keep the property and its past intact for the future.
The Heritage Village displays eight buildings from the 1800s through 1900s that show how people lived and worked in rural areas during that time. The structures reveal crafts, daily routines, and community practices from earlier generations.
The visitor center displays exhibits while the walking trails are open throughout the year on the grounds. Visitors should stay on marked paths and wear comfortable shoes, as the terrain can be uneven and slippery after rain.
A learning lab lets children explore nature on their own while meeting animals kept for teaching purposes. This hands-on approach connects kids directly with natural habitats and wildlife.
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