Rising gracefully across 35 acres of verdant rolling hills and shaded ravines, the historic Hills and Dales Estate was born in 1832. Today, Hills and Dales operates as a house and garden museum, a true landmark of Southern design.
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 The home's grand portico, or covered entryway, is covered by a semicircular terracotta roof. It is supported by six columns—an architectural element that originates from Ancient Greek temples and has been widely used in classical architecture. (Kelsey Partin/Hills & Dales Estate) | | A Mesmerizing Museum to Visit in Georgia | | By Sarah Isak-Goode | | Rising gracefully across 35 acres of verdant rolling hills and shaded ravines, the historic Hills and Dales Estate was born in 1832. Today, Hills and Dales operates as a house and garden museum, a true landmark of Southern design. | | | | | |   | |
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