Barrington Hall
Completed 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. The King family held it for over 150 years until 1995, and it now serves as a house museum owned by the City of Roswell.
Staff and visitors have long called the place restless: voices and footsteps echo through empty rooms, and cigar smoke drifts up from nowhere. The most enduring tale is the woman in a white dress on the grounds, echoed by a descendant's photograph that caught a woman in period clothing in the side garden when no one stood there.
A ghost-tour operator described a sudden cold chill that stopped him in his tracks, a presence two other guides felt the same evening.
📍 535 Barrington Drive, Roswell, GA 30075, Roswell, GA · Get directions