The place where Theodore Roosevelt’s mother was married all thanks to the Bullochs. A major piece of Roswell History. We love doing weddings and events here with Fonix Entertainment. A real gem of Roswell with beautiful trees!

I went with my family and had a lovely afternoon. The lady that took our group on the guided house tour was very knowledgeable and engaging. Ill be going back again in the future and also visiting the other two properties that are part of the southern trilogy tour. The great thing with the trilogy tour tickets that include the 3 properties, is that they dont expire. So you can take your time with when you want to see them and not feel rushed to visit all 3 on the same day.

Love, love and love the Quilt show. Really appreciate the history and southern hospitality from folks.

Fun and educational with the women through history exhibit and decorations going on all through the holidays

Great holiday decorations. Every room is unique following the annual theme for the house. This year is southern writers and artists.

This is a beautiful place. We went just to take pictures, but the historical aspects are also very interesting. I heard they do a re-enactment of Teddy Roosevelts parents wedding on Christmas Eve, who were married on that date at Bulloch Hall.

Nice outdoors place

Atlanta historical treasure - When friends and family visit, this is a must-see stop on the tour to learn Georgia’s history. The docents are knowledgeable and share info embedded in stories about the Kings, Dunwoodys, Bullochs and Roosevelts. Role of slavery in the house’s history is honored, including highlighting the impressive masonry and carpentry throughout the tour. Original flooring, doors throughout. Be sure to ask to see the monstrous attic with original flooring. We rarely see trees mature enough to produce such wide planks, anymore. Upstairs features two-room museum with details about President Theodore Roosevelt’s visit to his mother’s home and the role Bullochs have played in world history. Great restaurants, galleries, shopping nearby.

I took my kids to an event held here. It was a nice visit and I hope to come back to learn about the history of this area. I gave it 4 stars because the parking was a bit far from the venue, we were in a small building set back from the street. Without wrangling little kids it would have been fine. The landscaping was nice and well groomed, and signage was well managed to get us where we were going. This would be a lovely venue for an event like a wedding.

We enjoyed a leisurely visit to Bulloch Hall. The home is beautifully decorated and there is quite a bit of history available in a couple museum fashion in an upstairs room. I recommend going on a good weather day and enjoy the grounds.

Wonderful home to visit. Docents are very knowledgeable about the home and its past occupants.

The place was very far but I like the place and the tour guides made the experience so fun.

Design and decorations would be nice if it wasnt for what seems like everything being covered by signs of do not touch. I get it, I think the sign before you go in should be enough.

The homes available to the wealthy truly were amazing compared to the shacks so many associate the south with.

This place was amazing! The grounds were beautiful, the docent that we spoke with was unbelievably knowledgeable and sweet.this was a nice retreat from our day in downtown Atlanta.the grounds had many different varieties of plants and flowers and tall trees. Our children had a wonderful time running around the grounds and through the gardens.The house was well done and kept up with tons of historical stories that were absolutely wonderful, This is yet another must when you come to downtown Roswell.

Went to see A Christmas Carol last night. Wonderful job by the cast and crew. The Theater is a very small, intimate setting. You feel a part of the production. I was very impressed! Bulloch Hall is also a separate historic house that can be toured and I plan to go back to check it out. Ive heard wonderful things about the house as well. Go see a beautiful piece of Georgia history!

Go see it. The mother of President Theodore Roosevelts house. Who knew? Ask for Docent Ann.

The house was beautiful..not sure i recommend the tour or go again, tour guide was sweet, not the best at story telling or holding my attention..

Great history I thoroughly enjoyed my visit

Lady in store was most helpful. I lived at Kimball Hall from the 70s to the 90s and never paid much attention to my neighbor until my visit with her. Sharp!

Outstanding and probably one of the final destinations convincing us to move here many years ago.

Good tour guides. Always good to know your history. All the furniture was often made by Slaves. These were some talented craftsmen and women.

One of the reasons I moved to Roswell in 79.Its beloved historic preservation is very similar to our small town in upstate N.Y.

You can feel the history, standing in front of a house literally built 180 years ago. 100 years before World War II started.

Took a photography class, was great. Great teacher and area.

Rich in history and lots of information

Amazing tour

Educational and fun tour.

In historic Roswell. Is accessible by Marta, but expect a long trip. Sherman had mercy on Roswell, not torching it, so there is considerable history here. Roswell has grown from a small country town to a sprawling suburban city, like much of the area north of Atlanta. Once here, you might like to take a drive along the Chattahoochee, which will require a car, no Marta. There is a nice park here.

Christmas Carol is a treat for the soul- if you have the opportunity- go experience this play this season!

What a lovely historic home. Beautifully kept and my tour guide made the experience so fun.

Staff is SUPER nice, lots of history here.

I feel like they couldve done more here.We stopped by near Christmas time and they had a theme of women who have made contributions, such as the woman who invented Monopoly, Susan B. Anthony, etc. It had some nice information, however it seemed like much of the house was taken away from the guests; it was too cluttered.I dont feel like I got much of how someone in that house wouldve lived their life or the historical connection between the homes owner and the women that were being mentioned in the display.The area is gorgeous, but again I feel like they couldve done more with exhibit.

Beautiful historic childhood home of President Roosevelts Mom. The gardens and grounds were excellent, and where I spent most of my time. It is located in downtown Roswell, near all the cute shops.

Third time visiting. I take all my out of town guests. Great docents. Interesting stories and facts. Love it!

A step back into the past... history and a beautiful property. Moonlight and Magnolia Ball was top shelf.

Beautiful location to take pictures for nice events!

Beautiful grounds. Great for prom picture taking.

Super nice place to enjoy with kids

Beautiful antebellum home on pristine grounds, right in the heart of Roswell.

Closed the first week of January but not stated on website. Mobile grounds tour was good.

Interesting tour with Docent Alyssa who did a great job illuminating the history of Bulloch hall and even provided a rare opportunity to tour the attic, my favorite part of the tour by far.

It was nice, unfortunately the furniture wasnt original because of being sold. Still a beautiful house.

I was in the production of A Christmas Carol. IT IS A WONDERFUL family tradition.

If you love touring historic homes, this is the place to visit. Guides gave a great lecture and I left feeling I had seen every corner.

Was there for the annual quilt show which was fabulous. Wonderful place for an afternoon.

Thank you for the great ambiance at our friends wedding. The grounds are very well kept and beautiful.

Great Colonial house with rich history!

One of my favorite places in Roswell. You can feel the history

LOVE the ambience of this facility; perfect for the fabulous National Parks Quilt Show.

Great Historical home built in the 1840s. one of the orginal founders of the city of Roswell.

Great for taking photos nice and clean also very quiet

Very interesting historical site, loved the tour!!

Went on Ghost Tour. Always informative. If you havent, do it!

Beautiful place for pictures

Beautiful and fascinating Bulloch/Roosevelt home

Very nice tour!

Nice historic house, the Quilt show is always lovely.

A Christmas tradition. Check out the decorations. Lovely.

Piece of history. The only original white columns left from the Civil War era in Atlanta. Theodore Roosevelt was married in the house. The city of Roswell was spared by Sherman because the mayor was school friends with Sherman.

Great for history buffs......

Amazingly beautiful plantation home just down the street from the historic Roswell square. Childhood home of FDRs mother.

Nice place and full of history.

Great stop on a guided tour.

Brilliant

Great history for the family

Wonderful experience!

Love this place!

Very Boring!!!

Grand old place decorated for Xmas

Very pretty

Fantastic history!!

A historical treasure in Roswell

Great history on Atlanta