ROSWELL. A two-story farmhouse built by a family of early Roswell residents, the Smith Plantation has been beautifully preserved. The 1840s era home was occupied by the family until 1915, but then stood empty until 1940 when another descendant refurbished it and lived there until his death in 1960. Many of the original furnishings are intact. The city of Roswell offers a "Passport" ticket which includes all three of its historic properties. Tours begin every hour on the hour.

Built in 1842 by Roswell founder Barrington King, this beautiful home is widely noted as one of the finest examples of Greek Revival Temple Architecture in the country. Except for its occupation by Union troops during the Civil War, the home remained in the King family until 1995. Today, it is filled with antiques and fantastic relics of the past owned by various members of the family. The city of Roswell offers a "Passport" ticket which includes all three of its historic properties. Tours begin every hour on the hour.

Built in 1840 and maintained by the town of Roswell, this beautifully kept home is an excellent example of Greek Revival architecture. Found on the National Register of Historic Places, the home is best known as the site of the wedding of Mittie Bullock to Theodore R. Roosevelt, Sr., the parents of President Theodore Roosevelt. An annual event held on the property reenacts these famous nuptials.

MIDTOWN. The historic Fox Theatre on venerable Peachtree Street has earned a reputation over the years as a wonderful venue for concerts, movies, plays and performances. Even if you can't catch a show, don't miss the stunning Middle Eastern-style facility, which features dramatic minarets, shining marble, ornate carvings and decadent decor. Guided tours are available when performance schedules permit. NB Tours are cash or check only. MARTA: Civic Center

DOWNTOWN. This oddly shaped "skyscraper" is the oldest in the city, having been built in 1897. Only 11 stories, the building once loomed high on the city skyline. Its unique shape and forward-thinking design make it a popular attraction and photo subject. MARTA: Peachtree Center or 5 Points