Old Governor's Mansion

Built as the Executive Mansion, it was home to Georgia's governors from 1839 to 1868. One of the most perfect examples of Greek Revival architecture in Georgia, it also received the prestigious Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation award. The Old Governor's Mansion was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1973. It is significant for both its high-style Greek Revival architecture and its close association with nationally important events. The house is open for tours Tues-Sat from 10am - 4pm and Sun from 2pm - 4pm. Tours begin on the hour.

Visitors may also take advantage of the special tours featured throughout the year at the Mansion.  Currently being featured are the Curator's Tours, "Behind Closed Doors," "Labor Behind the Veil," and the "Collections Tour."

The Curator's Tour is an in-depth look at the Mansion and focus on the restoration. You will see additional areas that are not usually part of the regular tours. Held every 3rd Tuesday at 11am & 2pm. Reservations required. The "Labor Behind the Veil" tours and concentrates on the working lives of men and women who lived and worked on the mansion grounds. Available by appointment only. The "Collections Tour" provides visitors with an opportunity to hear an in-depth discussion of the Mansion's varied material and textile collections. Also by appointment only.  For more info, please call 478-445-4545.