Rhodes Hall: A Castle in Atlanta's History

Rhodes Hall, a Victorian Romanesque Revival-style mansion located on Peach Tree Street in Atlanta, was once one of the most opulent mansions in the area. Built by Amos Giles Rhodes between 1902 and 1904, the mansion was designed to be visually striking, with its six-story tower and fortress-like appearance. Rhodes Hall was known for its lavish interior, which included grand staircases, oak flooring, and cutting-edge technology like electricity. The mansion was donated to the state of Georgia by Rhodes' children and is now a popular wedding venue. Many claim to have encountered the spirits of Amos and his wife Amanda in the house, and paranormal activity such as flickering lights and moving objects have been reported.