Roswell
Roswell , located twenty miles north of Atlanta, was first inhabited by Cherokee Indians.  Then, in 1828, after the discovery of gold, the Indian's lands were taken away and given to white settlers.  Also that year, Roswell King, on a trip to investigate business possibilities for the Bank of Darien, visited the area and saw the economic possibilities of harnessing the waterpower at the confluence of the Chattahoochee River and Vickery Creek.  In the mid 1930's he came back with his sons and built a textile mill.  By 1860, the mill was the largest cotton mill in north Georgia.  In July 1864, General Sherman's troops arrived in Roswell to find a way to cross the Chattahoochee River, destroying the mill in the process.  In 1882, a second mill was built to replace the one that was destroyed.  Today, Roswell attacks many tourists to the small town who want to see homes from the antebellum period, Bulloch Hall, and much, much more.
Favorite Restaurants
Attractions
Bed & Breakfasts

Fratelli di Napoli

928 Canton Street
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone # (770) 642-9917

Fratelli di Napoli offers a wide selection of
specialties, including: seafood, steak, veal,
and chicken.

The Southern Skillet Restaurant

1037 Alpharetta St
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone #(770) 993-7700

Real Southern cooking and hometown
hospitality is what make this restaurant a
favorite.

YellowFin Restaurant

1170 Canton St
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone #(678) 277-9551

The YellowFin restaurant offers specializes
in seafood, but also serves great steak,
pasta, and salads. You can dine in the
YellowFin dining room, the Blue Room
Martini Lounge, or the beautiful outdoor
patio overlooking Historic Canton Street.

Bulloch Hall

180 Bulloch Ave.
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone #(770) 992-1731

Bulloch Hall, a Greek Revival mansion, was
built in 1840 by Major James Stephens
Bulloch, one of the first settlers in Roswell. In
1853, the Bulloch's daughter Mittie married
Theodore Roosevelt (Sr.). They later had a
son, Theodore Roosevelt, who became the
26th President of the United States.

Faces of War Memorial

38 Hill Street
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone # (770) 640-3253

This monument is dedicated to all those who
served in the Vietnam War and all the
servicemen and women who have fought for
our freedom.

Chattahoochee Nature Center

9135 Willeo Road
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone # (770) 992-2055

This 50 acre refuge, along the scenic
Chattahoochee River offers beautiful
scenery, recreational activities, plus some
special programs and workshops.

Ten Fifty Canton Street Bed & Breakfast
 #(770) 998-1050
1050 Canton St
Roswell, GA 30075

Versailles Inns
#(770) 594-9145
110 Mansell Cir
Roswell, GA 30075