The Georgia National Trust is not affiliated with the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Hay House
934 Georgia Avenue, Macon, Georgia
Tel: (912) 742 8155
Open: Mon-–Sat 10am–4.30pm, Sun 1–4.30pm

An extraordinary Italian Renaissance Revival mansion
(1859) built for railroad baron/banker William Butler Johnston. The house is technologically advanced for its time and the interior is luxuriously furnished with antiques, artwork, stained glass, faux marble and graining.

McDaniel-Tichenor House
319 McDaniel St, Monroe, Georgia
Tel: (770) 267 5602
Open: for tours by appointment

Originally constructed (1887) in the Italian Villa style as the home of former Governor Henry McDaniel and remodelled in 1930 to the present Neoclassical Revival mansion. Much of the original interior plan remains. Furnishings include McDaniel’s bedroom suite, family portraits, and many volumes from the governor’s library. .

Rhodes Hall
Georgia Trust headquarters, see above address.
Tel: (404) 885 7800
Open: Mon–Fri 11am–-4pm, Sun 12noon–3pm.

A Romanesque Revival mansion built in 1904 for businessman Amos Rhodes. It served as a home for state archives and is now the Georgia Trust headquarters. It features an eclectic blending of Victorian finishes, finely detailed decoration and a series of Civil War commemorative stained glass windows.