Brumby Hall and Gardens

Brumby Hall and Gardens is located at Powder Springs Street in Marietta, Georgia and is approximately 30 minutes from Atlanta. Built in 1851 the hall is on the site of the old campus of the Georgia Military Institute. Now it is located by the Marietta Conference Center and Resort and is listed on the national Register of Historic Places.

Brumby Hall is a Greek revival home built by the first superintendent of the Georgia Military Institute, Colonel Arnoldus V Brumby. Guided tours are provided daily where visitors can see period antiques typical of the décor of the home of an affluent family in the 19th century. There is artwork typical of the period as well modern work by local artists. The grounds have large oak and magnolia trees as well as boxwood, perennial, knot, rose and topiary gardens.

The Marietta Conference Center and Resort manages special events held at Brumby Hall including weddings and corporate dinners. There is sufficient space here for 500 guests to attend a reception. Anyone wishing to stay overnight after visiting Brumby Hall can book a room or suite at the resort, where there is complimentary self parking, a restaurant and pub as well as meeting rooms and conference facilities.