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Pebble Hill Plantation and museum is gracious and vital with the South's rich traditions, a home rich in both art and history. The three-thousand-acre site includes a main house and numerous outbuildings. Sporting art, exquisite antiques, and Audubon lithographs are highlighted. This stately architectural beauty stands proudly amid the magnolias and long leaf pines of southwest Georgia.
Wander the grounds where pines and magnolias throw long shadows across lush green lawns and gardens. A stroll through the extensive and beautiful grounds always leads to the stable complex, where their intriguing serpentine walls showcase a collection of antique carriages. The overall impression one receives from this remarkable plantation is more felt than defined.
The plantation is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Pebble Hill Plantation has been featured in numerous publications. Browse the links below to access our most recent articles/publication. To browse through "less recent" articles/publications/white papers, please visit our Museum Archives page.
The Fusser's Book, 1904
From a dusty Pebble Hill Main House closet came a most interesting book, one explaining exactly how young gentlemen and young ladies should interact with each other—well at least in 1904 that is. Read More
Audubon Still Amazes - Scene
It was Kate Hanna Ireland Harvey's interest in the local wildlife of south Georgia that led her to acquire 33 original Audubon prints. Read More
Pebble Hill Opens Elisabeth Ireland Poe Gallery
The collection of Sporting Art in the Elisabeth Ireland Poe Gallery is one of the finest in the United States. Read More
Pebble Hill's Exquisite Cabinetry
The influence of Pebble Hill’s mistress, Miss Pansy, can be seen in custom pieces of furniture throughout the Main House. Read More
