I went to a great concert with a group of friends. We had a table reserved near the stage. We bought along wine and food. We had a blast. I've been in Atlanta for many years, but never heard of the Wren's Nest.

I went to a great concert with a group of friends. We had a table reserved near the stage. We bought along wine and food. We had a blast. I've been in Atlanta for many years, but never heard of the Wren's Nest.
Our family (2 adults, 2 young adults) recently visited the Wren's Nest in Atlanta. What a treat!! I am a native Georgian, had heard about it, but never taken the time to visit. It appeared on Groupon and we decided to go. I wish we had gone when my daughter was younger! However, we all thoroughly enjoyed the tour, we...
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I have lived in the Atlanta metro area for 25 years and previously not visited this home. What a treat. It's reasonably priced and the 82 year old docent was just amazing and so informative. The house is very well preserved to the period when JCH lived there.
It is obvious that the place is in need of funds. They do their best with what they have. It is a good place to bring kids if they are familiar with the stories.
What a wonderfully preserved piece of history cared for by people willing to talk as much or as little as you want. Far better than Margaret Mitchell's "dump".
a well maintained and curated house museum and grounds celebrating interesting and authentic local literary and journalistic figure
Reasonably priced, beautifully maintained, fantastic historic significance. It's nice to imagine life when Joel Chandler Harris lived there.
Great restoration. Very interesting history. J,C. Harris typical early 20th century writer with true southern leanings
The Wren's Nest is a lovely tribute to author, Joel Chandler Harris. His UNCLE REMUS stories reflect a time in history where slaves had their own culture and language. The movie, SONG OF THE SOUTH, remains one of mt favorites with its rendition og ZIPPEDTY DOO DAH!!
The 81 year old docent kept me wanting more. She was a delight,...
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This historic site does the best job of keeping the stories of Uncle Remus alive for a new generation
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