Architectural features include the famous leaded glass window out of which Margaret looked while writing the book, and tile in the foyer of her apartment.
All furnishings are of the period.
The Visitors Center, located adjacent to the house on the corner of Peachtree Street and Peachtree Place, is the main entrance and the beginning of the tour. The 4,000 square foot facility houses the ticket counter, a small theatre and a visual arts exhibit gallery. After the second fire in May 1996, Daimler-Benz offered a challenge grant to renovate the Visitors Center and provide a facility to temporarily house exhibits for visitors during the Olympic Games and before the completion of the house. With additional support from the business and hospitality community, the Visitors Center opened temporarily in July 1996. Major attractions include the front door of the legendary Tara plantation from the movie set and the portrait of Scarlett from the Butler house that made movie history.