
Explore the past while building the future
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Explore the past while building the future *
Mossy Creek Heritage Center
At Old City Hall
Historic Mossy Creek District
Imagine a world two-hundred thirty years ago; the discussions of townspeople; the sweat on the farmer’s brow; the labor of love erecting a building for a community; the children; the families. Now imagine being able to learn about those families that came before us and how they lived in our local communities.
Within the walls of Historic Old City Hall, the Heritage Center at Mossy Creek will tell the rich, beautiful tale of the Mossy Creek settlement in 1788. Relive the wonder of our forefathers’ Appalachian living; and learn about our surrounding communities and their roots.
Where We Do Community
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Where We Do Community •
RELIVE THE WONDERS OF OUR FOREFATHERS.


Preserve, Protect & Share
Heritage Is Our Common Ground
Meet Our Board of Directors
At the Heritage Center at Mossy Creek, our board is united by a shared passion for community, history, and preservation. We take great pride in our roots, fueled by a deep love for the rich heritage of Jefferson County and the Appalachian spirit that shaped it. Together, we are committed to taking meaningful action to preserve the stories, landmarks, and traditions that make our area unique. Whether through education, outreach, or preserving artifacts, we’re here to ensure that the history of Mossy Creek and its people is honored, celebrated, and passed on to future generations. Our Board’s dedication is the heart of this mission, and we invite you to join us in keeping our heritage alive.
Board of Directors
Co-founders
Teresa Collins Jeanne Musick
Board of Directors
Tony Di Giosia
Tommy Clapp
Chad Rogers
David Needs
Jeremy Reed
Heritage Center at Mossy Creek is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization, dedicated to developing and supporting Mossy Creek Heritage Center and Visitor Center.