Structures

Main Building

One of the most unique spaces and destinations, a testament to imagination, relentless determination and devotion to create something truly remarkable. Meticulously repurposed and re-designed structures combined with an assortment of reclaimed artifacts, Cherry Hollow Farm celebrates an era of invention and imagination; the blending of America’s industrial strength and agricultural spirit, chronicled in the very fabric of what is truly an architecturally immersive experience. Its massive arches built from the brick from the Eli Whitney Cotton warehouse in Augusta, Georgia, CHF boasts an array of industrial materials and artifacts from the Lanette, Fairfax, Griffin, Opelika, Arnco, Sargeant, Selma and Pell City mills located throughout the Southeast. CHF is an unique assembly of historical structures from 1820 to 1950, set upon an old farmstead in the countryside of Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia.