Stone Mountain Park Activities Attractions Historic Square: A Collection Of Georgia Homes and Antiques Available Select Dates. Please check the calendarHistoric Square: A Collection Of Georgia Homes and AntiquesHistoric Square at Stone Mountain Park is a collection of original buildings from around the State of Georgia, built between 1793 and 1875. Each structure was moved from its original site and carefully restored to preserve its authenticity and historical value. Take a self-guided tour and enjoy the sights and smells of the working cookhouse and garden. This fascinating area also houses the most extensive collection of period furniture and decorations in the south, reflecting the diverse lifestyles of 18th and 19th century Georgia residents.Special Attraction Information: Direct access to some of the historical buildings is limited by stairs. For more specific information please see our Park Accessibility Guide.Enjoy Historic Square with an Attractions Ticket or Mountain Membership. Purchase an Attractions Ticket Today.Daily or Annual Parking Permit required for Park entry.Things To Know 3/11/2023 — 12/31/2023 Historic SquareChildren under the age of 16 will require adult supervision.Helpful Links SMP Accessibility Guide SMP Loose Article Policy
Stone Mountain Park Activities Shopping JJ Maddox General Store JJ Maddox General StoreLocated at the entrance to the Historic Square, this shop sells tickets to the Historic Square. JJ Maddox General Store also feature candy, fudge, jams, pottery, toys, and crafts.Things To Know Historic Square
Stone Mountain Park Activities Festivals & Events A Tour of Southern Ghosts A Tour of Southern GhostsJoin the Atlanta family tradition and meet professional storytellers spinning their tales of famous (and not-so-famous) Southern Ghosts along the lantern-lit paths of the Historic Square grounds at Stone Mountain Park.“A Tour of Southern Ghosts” is held during the Halloween season so the stories are a little scary, many times humorous, but never too frightening and always appropriate for young children. Each night offers a different cast of six storytellers, which means audience members may return to “A Tour of Southern Ghosts” on additional nights to hear a new collection of stories. Call the number below for each night’s featured storytellers.All proceeds benefit the ongoing programs of ART Station, a non-profit contemporary arts center located in Stone Mountain Village in the City of Stone Mountain. Founded in 1986, ART Station provides cultural and educational opportunities for the entire community, focusing its programming on quality southern works of art and artists.Learn MoreFor additional information regarding “A Tour of Southern Ghosts” or ART Station programming, please call 770-469-1105 or visit artstation.org.Things To Know Historic Square
