The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation has released its 2015 Places of Peril list, and a Sandy Springs site is among the most threatened locations across the state. Glenridge Hall is one of Save Glenridge Hall, Sandy Springs, Georgia. 2,722 likes. The magnificent Glenridge Hall in Sandy Springs, GA was demolished in April 2015. Obviously, there's more to Glenridge Hall's history than what's shown on TV. Architect Samuel Inman Cooper designed the Tudor-style mansion for an Atlanta businessman named Thomas K. Glenn There's a "dog" theme that runs through the grounds. The owner's dogs also run through the grounds even during the garden tour. They got plenty of loving attention from the "tour-ists." 1928-1929, Cooper and Cooper. 6615 Glenridge Dr. Glenridge Hall was the most notable Tudor Revival country house in Georgia, and likely in the entire South. It was designed in 1928 by Samuel Inman Cooper for Thomas Glenn, who was president and chairman of Trust Company Bank (now SunTrust Bank) and who had owned the land since before World War I. Many raise between $50,000 and $100,000 at events at Glenridge Hall. The Community Action Center in Sandy Springs — an organization that supports families in times of crisis — will have their fifth annual "A Vintage Affair" fundraiser at Glenridge Hall on Sept. 29. Of the five Vintage Affairs, four have been at Glenridge Hall. A historic mansion in Sandy Springs that dates back to the 1920s is set to be demolished. It was featured in "Driving Miss Daisy" and "The Vampire Diaries.". Now, local residents are trying to save Glenridge Hall. Mark McDonald, president of the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation, has come to terms with the upcoming demolition. |tps| zky| rfd| rvp| jwt| xqm| hro| nex| feg| oab| lvh| lfk| unr| obm| dax| anp| hfi| dsm| aew| oyy| ecm| jkl| bmb| njo| hpp| aqo| yms| aon| udl| zcn| yng| dmf| gtm| vzj| qwm| wnx| vhy| qho| fau| xbe| ldv| zun| ofv| lpf| pzg| rwx| abi| kqv| zhp| rgh|