The Daily Grind opened it's doors as Statesboro's first coffee shop in February of 2000. Often referred to as "The Cheers of The Boro". It's a place where the baristas know your name and order before you get to the counter and are thankful to serve each and everyone of you. Other than ownership...
Tam's Tupelo was established to offer a friendly neighborhood restaurant with a menu that touches on your inner Cajun. With an amazing menu featuring an American-Cajun style that is sure to please, you can enjoy a relaxing meal with friends and family. Our bar area offers the perfect gathering spot...
The 600-seat Roswell Cultural Arts Center is home to the professional Georgia Ensemble Theatre and the Atlanta Wind Symphony. Throughout the year the facility is filled with musical performances, dance and an array of cultural entertainment. Roswell Historical Society/City of Roswell Research...
This small local museum focuses on the history of the Roswell Volunteer Fire Department. The museum contains numerous fire-related pictures and historical information. The main piece of history that occupies the museum is a 1947 Ford American LaFrance Pumper, used by the City of Roswell. This fire...
Mansions and humble mill workers' apartments are some of the haunted sites on this easy mile-long walk. Departs from the bandstand in Roswell's Historic Square. Reservations are required. Group tours available. Not recommended for small children.
Explore the trails along Vickery Creek at Old Mill Park and see the mill ruins of the Roswell Manufacturing Company. Constructed in 1839 and 1853, these mills were burned by Union forces on July 7, 1864. The 1853 mill was rebuilt after the Civil War and used until destroyed by fire again in 1926...
The Roswell Presbyterian Church Historic Sanctuary was the first house of worship in Roswell. Built in 1840, it was used as a hospital for Union soldiers during the Civil War. Master craftsman Willis Ball of Windsor, Conn., built the Doric-columned church and homes of the original families. The...
The Loudermilk Center, Atlanta's ultimate environment for urban meetings and special events. Located in the heart of downtown, the Center offers full-service support for meetings, conferences, catered events and other group functions in contemporary, inviting space. Inside the Loudermilk Center, you...
The Relax Inn offers high-speed Internet, is pet-friendly, handicapped accessible and offers complimentary breakfast to all their guests.
Roswell Town Square was built in 1839 as part of the original design of the town envisioned by founder Roswell King. The bandstand was added in 1905 on the occasion of President Theodore Roosevelt's visit to his mother's girlhood home. Today, the square is the site of art shows and other festivals...