About Us

The Hank Williams International Society and Fan Club is a non-profit corporation dedicated to memory of the late Hank Williams Sr., Born in Butler County Alabama and lived several years in what is now the Hank Williams Museum located at 127 Rose Street, Georgiana Alabama. The fan club was formed by Ms. Mary Wallace and Mr. Beecher O'Quinn Jr. and was incorporated on October 27th, 1992. First Elected Officers were: Beecher O'Quinn Jr., President, Betty Langham, Vice President, and Mary Wallace, Secretary/Treasurer.

Current Officers are: President ,Sherri Brackin, Secretary/Treasurer Edna Thomas, Election of Officers are held at our annual meeting the second weekend in June which is the weekend of the Hank Williams Festival hosted by the City of Georgiana. Our clubhouse is located across the street from the Georgiana Museum. Our address is 148 Rose Street.

On the first weekend in June, the city of Georgiana sponsors a Hank Williams Festival. It includes professional entertainers, concessions, food and all around good time and fellowship. The festival starts on Friday and ends on Sunday. The fan club starts its event on Thursday night starting with a fan club supper at the clubhouse. We also have live music and jam sessions. The Hank Festival is the highlight of the year for the city of Georgiana and the fan club.

This site is dedicated to memory of the Late Hank Williams, born in Butler County Alabama September 17, 1923. Hank is a rags to riches story about a poor young south Alabama country boy who rose to fame and fortune to become the greatest country singer/songwriter country music has ever know. Although he died at the young age of 29 on New Years Morning 1953, no other one person has contributed as much to the country music genre. Hank sang about the people. Hank sang about love, broken hearts, happy songs, and songs with a serious message. He was especially talented when he sang songs under the "Luke the Drifter" name which showed serious side of this talented man. His narrations of these songs such as "Be Careful of Stones that You Throw", "I've Been Down that Road Before", "Men with Broken Hearts" and many others. His classics "Cold Cold Heart", "Your Cheatin' Heart" " Kawliga", "I Can't Help It" are still being sung and recorded today. They still touch our hearts even today.