Restoration of Rhodes Hall Events at Rhodes Hall Internships at Rhodes Hall and The Georgia Trust Tour Information Rhodes Hall houses the Georgia Trust offices and the ground floor is operated as a museum, showcasing its high-Victorian interior finishes. Group tours are available by appointment and can be conducted outside regular museum hours.
Student groups welcome.
The ground floor is also available for rentals for private functions. House History Rhodes Hall, one of Atlanta's last remaining castles on Peachtree Street is located just north of Pershing Point, in the vicinity of Brookwood. Built in 1904, prior to the development of Ansley Park, Rhodes Hall is one of the last remaining larger scale houses that originally lined Peachtree street. Constructed of Stone Mountain granite in the Romanesque Revival style, it was designed by one of Atlanta's best architects for one of its richest men. Even in 1904, it was virtually one of a kind, at least for a private residence in Georgia, and is of state-wide significance for the quality and style of its architecture.