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History: Seeing the Bulloch hall for first time, more than a historic building I felt it as something bright and pure and radiating. Just a glance at it turns our memories to about two hundred year back when the only way to escape cold winter was a warm fireplace and transportation was hand?oared boats and wagons. This same hall was the girlhood home of Mitte Bulloch, mother of the 26th president Theodore Roosevelt and …

…Program and a matching grand from Georgia Department of Natural Resources, the city took possession of Bulloch hall in January 1978. Administered by the Roswell Historic Preservation Commission, appointed by the Mayor and City Council, the home is a Cultural Center for the community and state. Being the part of this community doesn't mean one should donate something but rather not destroy the natural and historic beauty that it has in store for generations to come.