- Wheeler House|Historic wedding and special event venue
We take pride in maintaining and enhancing the history of this small town and seeing it woven throughout all of the local businesses downtown Download our map of Ball Ground to help you and your guests orient themselves with our beautiful venue quaint little town
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The Wheeler House is a historic wedding venue located in Ball Ground, Georgia This new and custom-built barn, beautiful historic home, and lavish and draped arbor creates a dramatic setting for a wedding ceremony or reception
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Conveniently reached by guests from all parts of North Georgia and the suburbs of Atlanta, The Wheeler House encompasses true southern charm with its meaningfully preserved, yet restored grounds and house
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Built in 1906 by John F Wheeler, owner of the Wheeler Lumber Yard on Main Street in Ball Ground, the house was constructed with Heart Pine tongue and grove floors, walls, ceilings, and wrap-around porches
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Located in Ball Ground, GA, The Wheeler House is a rustic barn wedding venue Bursting with Southern charm, this romantic setting is perfect for quaint countryside celebrations It dates back to 1906 and was built by the owner of the Wheeler lumber yard with heart pine
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The Wheeler House offers venue rental for weddings and other social events Inclusive wedding event packages are available to fit your event and budget Their expert event coordinators will help you plan and coordinate the wedding of your dreams Event services offered include the following:……
- About|Wheeler House
When they removed the piers, Lusk bought them, shipped them on a logging truck to Ball Ground, and had a local gentleman hand cut each pole with an old fashion circular saw
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