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Gift shop

SISTAAAS! Hocus Pocus beauty products are 25% OFF at the William Root House Gift Shop! Perfect for when you want to look young and beautiful but want to avoid stealing the lives of all the children in Salem.

DYK? We now carry @savannahbeeco in our Gift Shop! Savannah Bee Company was founded in 2002 with the mission to sell the best beehive products while educating others about the fascinating world of honeybees. Because the William Root House has a certified pollinator garden, it made perfect sense to add Savannah Bee Company to our Gift Shop! Our shop is located at the Root House inside a refurbished 1830s log cabin and is open Wed-Sat, 10am-4pm. All sales support Cobb Landmarks and the Root House Museum!

Standing on one of Cobb County’s last original 19th-century unpaved roads. Long before asphalt and highway lines, this dirt road led Winifred and George Power home to their log cabin near the Chattahoochee River. Places like this—where history feels completely untouched—are becoming a rare gift. Learn more about the Power Family Cabin at CobbLandmarks.com/PowerCabin.

Searching for Father's Day gifts? Don't forget to stop by our Gift Shop at the William Root House! Open Wed-Sat, 10am-4pm.

This gorgeous Marietta home was originally built as a story-and-a-half Victorian cottage in 1893. In 1901, Dr. Peter R. Cortelyou purchased the house as a wedding gift for his son, Adrian, upon his marriage to Harriett Whitlock. Harriett was the daughter of Milledge Whitlock, the proprietor of The Whitlock Inn. After a fire in 1924, the Cortelyous added a full second story and remodeled the house in the Colonial Revival Style. Following Harriett’s death in 1927, Adrian married Sarah Patton. They had a daughter, Patricia, who grew up in the home. Upon the death of Sarah Cortelyou in 1978, Patricia's daughter, Adrian, and her husband, Jim Pressley, moved into the home. The Pressleys remain in the home today, making it one of the longest-occupied homes by a single family in Marietta. Come tour this home - and many other private residences - during the Spring Ramble, April 24th-26th. The tour is being hosted by @thegeorgiatrust in partnership with @cobblandmarks. Tickets are available now at GeorgiaTrust.org.

20% OFF remaining Christmas merchandise! PLUS, get a FREE Marietta coffee mug when you spend $40 or more in-store (while supplies last). Our Gift Shop is located at the William Root House and is open Wed-Sat, 10am-4pm.

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