Bulloch Hall is located at 180 Bulloch Ave, Roswell, GA 30075. The home is
one block west of the Historic Roswell Square.
Bulloch Hall will be closed the following dates:
Monday, February 17-President's Day
Sunday, March 2-7 for set up of Great American Cover-up Quilt Show
Monday, March 17 for take down of Quilt Show, reopen on March 18
Upcoming Events:
February Events-Roswell Roots Festival Februrary 1-28
March Events- Great American Cover-up Quilt Show March 8-16th
April Events- North Fulton Master Gardener's "Garden Faire" on Saturday, April 26 from 9a.m. until 3 p.m.
Regular tour times are Monday-Saturday from 10 until 3 and Sundays from 1- 3 p.m. Tours are on the hour.
Adults $8 per person
Seniors $7 per person
Children $6 6-18 years
Southern Trilogy Passport Ticket for Barrington Hall, Smith Plantation and Bulloch Hall. $18 for adults and $15 for children
Interested in volunteering? Bulloch Hall has opportunities to volunteer for the Museum Shop and Docents to give tours. If you are interested in volunteering for the Museum Shop, please call Chris at 770 992-1731 ext 5 and if you are interested in becoming a docent, please call Gwen at 770 992-1731 ext. 4.
Welcome to Bulloch Hall!
Bulloch Hall was constructed for James Stephens Bulloch and his wife Martha Stewart Elliott Bulloch when they moved to Roswell from Savannah, a coastal Georgia town.
Major Bulloch was a stockholder in the Roswell Manufacturing Company owned by Roswell King, founder of the town of Roswell.
The Bullochs had four children from previous marriages, and had four children together: Anna, Mittie, Charles & Irvine. Major Bulloch died of a heart attack in 1849 while teaching a Bible class at the Presbyterian Church. His untimely death left Mrs. Bulloch to raise their family alone and maintain Bulloch Hall.
Mittie, their second daughter, became mother of President Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, and grandmother of Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady from 1934-1945.
Major Bulloch was a stockholder in the Roswell Manufacturing Company owned by Roswell King, founder of the town of Roswell.
The Bullochs had four children from previous marriages, and had four children together: Anna, Mittie, Charles & Irvine. Major Bulloch died of a heart attack in 1849 while teaching a Bible class at the Presbyterian Church. His untimely death left Mrs. Bulloch to raise their family alone and maintain Bulloch Hall.
Mittie, their second daughter, became mother of President Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, and grandmother of Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady from 1934-1945.
Bulloch Hall is owned by the City of Roswell and operated by Friends of Bulloch, Inc., a GA 501(c)3 non-profit organization.