Brown's Guide to Georgia

Roswell Georgia (GA) Tours

The childhood home of Mittie Bulloch, President Theodore Roosevelt’s mother, this impressive Greek Revival structure completed in 1839 has been described as one of the most significant houses in Georgia, and one of the South�s few examples of true temple-form architecture. The floor plan, typical to the period features a lofty center entrance hall with an equal number of rooms on each side. The house is beautifully furnished with authentic period furniture. The house includes a Museum Room with history of the family. The grounds include reconstructed slave quarters, privy, summer house, wells, gardens, and museum shop.

Slave Quarters
The dot-trot slave cabin on the grounds was reconstructed based on the recollections of Virginia Wing Powers, her brother Tony (both former residents) and archaeological remains.

Museum Room
The museum room at Bulloch Hall contains detailed information about the life of Mittie Bulloch, mother of president Theodore Roosevelt. It begins with the story of her family and their arrival in Roswell in 1838 and concludes with the visit to Bulloch Hall by her son, the President in 1905.

Museum Shop

Special Tours are arranged by appointment only. For a list of current available group tours specifically designed for children visit the Bulloch Hall website.

For more information or to make a reservation for any Special Tours, School Tours and/or Tours for Children, call 770/992-1731 ext 221, or contact Bulloch Hall by email.

Monday-Saturday 10am-3pm
Sunday 1pm-3pm

Tours begin every hour on the hour

Last tour of day begins at 3pm

Guided tours generally last 45 minutes

No tickets are required to tour the grounds, outbuilding or gardens.

Special Holiday Tours are self-guided and the house is open until 4pm.

House is closed for tours on the following holidays: MLK Day, Easter Sunday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Years Eve, New Years Day

Bulloch Hall and the Museum Shop at Bulloch Hall are accessible to people with disabilities. Paved and unpaved pathways are located throughout the property. There is limited accessibility for strollers and/or wheelchairs. Large print reading materials are available for most exhibitions. Tour summaries may be available in English, French, German, Japanese and Spanish. Please inquire at the Museum Shop.

Individual Tickets:
Adults $8
Children(6-12) $6
Children Under 6 FREE

Group Rates
Special rates are available for groups of 20 or more. We request that reservations be made at least 2 weeks in advance to receive the group rate and to ensure the availability of desired activities, if applicable.

To make a reservation or to request more information on group tours, call 770/992-1731 ext 221 or email info@bullochhall.org.

The house and grounds of Bulloch Hall are alive with special exhibits, programs and events throughout the year.

For information on themed events for adults, interactive events for children, how to get involved with the annual Magnolia Ball and detailed information about Christmas at Bullock, visit the website.

Historic Roswell Passport

Purchase the Historic Roswell Passport and receive admission to Bulloch Hall, Barrington Hall and the Archibald Smith Plantation Home at a discounted rate. There is no expiration date for this ticket.

Adults $18
Children(6-12) $15