A collection of books, photos, manuscripts, seed catalogs, and landscape drawings.

An ornamental garden honoring the life of Olga C. de Goizueta.

Georgia’s largest native plant collection in one place— 25 feet down.

The story of Georgia farm life and enslavement at Atlanta’s oldest farmhouse.

A variety of heirloom plants, flowers, and heritage breed animals at Smith Farm.

The 1928 mansion listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Gardens of the Inman estate designed by Phillip Trammell Shutze.

10 acres of native forest surrounding the Swan Woods and Wood Cabin.

Reflect on the men and women who have served and continue to serve the nation.

An example of a log structure built when North Georgia was the frontier.

A variety of rare Asian plants thrive in this serene, sheltered garden.

Explore our Entrance Gardens featuring over 15,000 perennials.

A rich tapestry of flowering and foliage plants in an English garden aesthetic.

Eight acres of over 15,000 perennials and a 60-foot tree table.

An abundance of rhododendrons , small flowering trees, and eclectic ground covers.

An exhibition highlighting the importance of historic gardens in Georgia.

Discover the remarkable gems in the Cherokee Garden Library collection.

Coffee and baked goods available daily.

A warm, eclectic space offering a unique twist to the museum dining experience.

Explore a variety of historical subjects alongside of our experts.

Receive discounted admission for groups of ten or more.