Houses

In 1966, the Atlanta Historical Society bought the house and most of its unique furnishings, starting from 18th-century antiques to 20th-century objects. It opened to the public in 1967 as a house museum and headquarters of the Atlanta Historical Society. Noted architect Philip Trammell Shutze designed Swan House and its gardens, as nicely as many different essential buildings in the city. He adapted Italian and English classical kinds to accommodate 20th-century residing for Swan House, which many consider his best residential work. The parterre type backyard occupies the house between the primary house and the carriage house. This space originally functioned as a piece yard, which probably included a small kitchen backyard, areas to dry laundry and clean rugs, and perhaps pens and coops for small livestock and chickens.

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