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Bulloch Hall, Roswell

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About Bulloch Hall

Bulloch Hall is a historic house museum located in Roswell, Georgia, offering visitors tours of an 1845 Georgia piedmont farmhouse originally built for the Archibald Smith family. Guests explore the restored house and outbuildings set within wooded grounds connected by wooden pathways. The property occupies what remains of an original three-hundred-acre farm, situated on the Roswell City Hall complex directly across from the historic Canton Street district. The museum provides access to outdoor facility spaces and landscaped grounds where families can walk and observe the preserved architecture and period structures. The location places visitors near Highway 9, restaurants, and shops in downtown Roswell. Tours showcase the domestic life and agricultural heritage of the Smith family during the nineteenth century. The house museum and surrounding grounds offer a glimpse into piedmont farm life and Roswell's early history.

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Hours: Friday–Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

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