Not worth the money to get in. Just a replica of an old plantation nothing historical behind it. Save your money and go The Museum of Aviation and its free! More

Very interesting in my opinion, I went with my parents, grandma, brother and niece and nephew and they all found something to admire or become nostalgic about. A little hill my challenge some of the oldest, but my spry 80 year old grandma managed with a break at one of their convenient benches. Steam engines, plows, small garden, syrup making... More

We decided to make a trip to see the Jarrell Plantation as we enjoy visiting other living history museums. We found out this plantation was donated to the State and is now run by Park Rangers who volunteer their time. You begin your tour in the visitor center where you pay your nominal fee to tour the plantation and grounds... More

There is a lot to see here - the same family owned this land for 140+ years. It was a cotton plantation heavily reliant on slave labor. Then, after the Civil War, the family adapted & made a living in various different ways. There are many old buildings here filled with original furnishings & artifacts. The rangers are very friendly... More

The back yard, as we city folks call it, is pristine in it's original looks. You think you have stepped back in time while wondering through the property. Everything still looks the way it was and I think anyone interested in the old way of life should venture there. Jim Fletcher Acworth, Ga. More