Web Directory

» Chief Vann House - State Historic Site
   A two story brick mansion built in 1804 is one of the best preserved 19th century Cherokee Indian Homes, and includes information on special events located at Chatsworth.
   http://www.northga.net/murray/vann.html

» Herndon Home
   The home of Alonzo Herndon, now a museum and National Historic Landmark. Located in Atlanta.
   http://www.herndonhome.org/

» Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House Museum
   Visitor information, news, events, and galleries. Located in Fayetteville.
   http://www.hdfhouse.com/

» Margaret Mitchell House
   Features photographs and archival exhibits that tell the story of the author of the classic novel, "Gone With The Wind". Includes details of displays, upcoming events, history of the house, photos, hours, ticket prices, membership and directions. Located
   http://www.margaretmitchellhouse.com/

» Mercer Williams House Museum
   Provides a tour of home designed by architect John Norris for General Hugh Mercer, great grandfather of Johnny Mercer and constructed in the 1860s. Features 18th and 19th century furniture, portraits, drawings and Chinese export porcelain. Located in Sava
   http://www.mercerhouse.com/

» Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum
   Exhibits in a Colonial revival home tell the story of Martha Berry and Berry College through events, exhibitions and educational programming. Includes a calendar of events and a gift shop in Mount Berry.
   http://www.berry.edu/oakhill/

» The Andrew Low House
   In 1847 the wealthy cotton factor Andrew Low chose John Norris to design a house and moved into his grand new house in 1849, includes family history located at Savannah.
   http://www.andrewlowhouse.com/

» The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson
   Built in 1859, it was later acquired in 1860 by First Presbyterian Church as a manse with Woodrow Wilson's father, the Rev. Dr. Joseph Ruggles Wilson, serving as minister from 1858 to 1870, includes brief biography, images, and events calendar located at
   http://home.comcast.net/~fahinton/WilsonBoyhoodHome/

» The Georgia Trust - Rhodes Hall
   Built in 1904, it was originally the residence of Rhodes Furniture founder Amos Rhodes, and includes information on the museum and events located at Atlanta.
   http://www.georgiatrust.org/historic_sites/rhodeshall/

» The Hay House
   Located in Macon and built in the late 1850s in an elaborate Italianate style by entrepreneur William Johnston. Features events, tour hours, and directions.
   http://www.georgiatrust.org/historic_sites/hayhouse/

» The Old Governor's Mansion
   Features events, tours, historical and restoration images, and educational resources. Located in Milledgeville.
   http://www.gcsu.edu/mansion/

» The Root House Museum
   Information on the house, family, and garden with photos. Located in Marietta.
   http://www.cobblandmarks.com/root-house.php

» William Harris Homestead
   Heritage education, depicts 19th century life, local civil war re-enactors, historical and educational tours. Located in Monroe.
   http://www.harrishomestead.com/