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Visit the Ashantilly Center

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From US 17, turn east on GA highway 99 (beside the Courthouse). Travel approximately 1.5 miles, turn right onto St. Andrews Cemetery Road. (St. Andrews Cemetery historical marker) At the cemetery, turn left onto dirt road which leads to Ashantilly on your left.

There is also a gate off GA Highway 99, past the St. Andrews Cemetery Road. It is not easily seen – yet – but you may use it to come in by the new organic garden and the young long-leaf pine forest replanted fairly recently.

Please call 912-437-4473 to arrange a visit!

ASHANTILLY CENTER VALENTINE’S TEA

Enjoy a lovely afternoon tea held in historic Ashantilly House, circa 1820. Join us at Ashantilly for afternoon tea and a delicious assortment of mouth-watering delights. Don your hat or come bare-headed. Experience the ambience of Thomas Spalding’s mainland home and participate in the tradition of afternoon tea. A lovely treat for your Valentine! [...]

Patsy Smith Roberts – Books and Authors Series at Ashantilly Center

Patsy Smith Roberts, author and photojournalist, has traveled extensively to Africa. Her passion for the continent inspired her to fulfill a lifelong dream of writing children’s books.

First in the Books and Authors Series!

If you enjoy hearing authors talk about their work, then you will enjoy the Books and Authors Series at the Center in January and February! Welcome our first author, Michele Nicole Johnson. And check our blog for more information!
Sunday afternoon, January 10th at 2 PM. Michele, a journalist and artist, will talk with us about [...]