On the National Register of Historic Places, the Historic Pace House is located in the Vinings neighborhood of Atlanta. This venue is ideal for weddings, private dinners and corporate receptions.
The Historic Pace House was built with the remains of the 17-room antebellum home of Vinings founder Hardy Pace. The house served as General Sherman’s temporary headquarters where he planned the siege of Atlanta in 1864. Hardy’s son, Solomon Pace, returned home after the Civil War to find the home in ruins.
Sometime between 1865 and 1874, Solomon painstakingly rebuilt the home—albeit more modestly—from doors, windows and remnants of several small cabins that survived the fire of the main house.
Today, the Pace House consists of three rooms: a parlor, a dining room and a bridal room.
Now guests can use this historic property to make history for themselves. With a warm, rustic ambience, the Pace House features a versatile reception area that is perfect for any occasion. Both buildings are connected to a spacious open deck area which can be transformed into your dance floor, cocktail area or DJ station during your event.
The Pace House is a Vinings treasure that will leave your guests talking for months after your event. Both historic buildings are connected to a spacious open deck area which can be transformed into your dance floor, cocktail area or DJ station during your event. The open air deck can also be tented and heated. The space also boasts a large front lawn for outdoor cocktails, lawn games and great photo opportunities. The property also has an unusual bamboo garden perfect as a backdrop for unique wedding photos.
Rental of this historic venue supports the Vinings Historic Preservation Society, which is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of these historic buildings.
For more information about the Historic Pace House and the Vinings Historic Preservation, please contact us.
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