Haunted Places in Roswell, GA

Explore 3 haunted places in Roswell, GA — haunted houses, restaurants, each with its ghost story, address, and sources.

• Archibald Smith Plantation HomeHouse · Roswell, GAArchibald Smith, one of Roswell's founding settlers, built this Georgia piedmont farmhouse in 1845 and worked the surrounding 300-acre plantation with enslaved laborers; three generations of his family lived here, and when they fled the Civil War for Valdosta they carried their 1833 parlor piano with them.
• Barrington HallHouse · Roswell, GACompleted in 1842, Barrington Hall is a Greek Revival mansion on Roswell's highest point, raised for Barrington King, co-founder of the town with his father Roswell King.
• Public HouseRestaurant · Roswell, GABuilt in 1854 as a commissary for the nearby Roswell Mill, the building at 605 Atlanta Street was one of the few Gen. William T. Sherman spared, serving as a Union hospital during the Civil War.