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Brumby Hall and Gardens, Marietta, Georgia 3_16
Atlanta
This beautiful Greek Revival-style home was built in 1851 by Colonel Arnoldus V. Brumby. During the Civil War it was used as a hospital. Currently it is a museum and special events facility in conjuction with the Marietta Conference Center & Resort. Brumby Hall & Gardens features 5 rooms and a solarium furnished with antiques and period furniture. It sits on 2 acres of elegant English gardens, including the Topiary, Boxwood, Rose, Perennial and Knot Gardens.
Copyright: James Womack
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 4000x2000
Taken: 17/06/2012
Subida: 17/06/2012
Published: 17/06/2012
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Tags: brumby; hall; gardens; brumby hall; marietta; ga; georgia
More About Atlanta

Capital and largest city in Georgia, Atlanta is known the world over for its parks, professional sports teams, shopping, museums, and entertainment. One of the fastest growing cities in the United States, Atlanta has been commended by the Environmental Protection Agency for its determination to implement ecologically friendly policies. Unlike many other Southern cities, Atlanta broke with its historic Old South architectural characteristics and opted for a progressive modern style led by native Atlantan John Portman, who created the atrium hotel in 1967 when he designed the Hyatt Regency Atlanta.


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