The Swan Coach House is nestled on the beautiful wooded grounds of the Atlanta History Center and conveniently located in the Buckhead area of Atlanta, Georgia. For 50 years, this elegant historic venue has been the ideal location for entertaining social and professional groups in the distinctive Southern tradition.

A series of classically designed dining rooms, patios, and gardens make the Coach House not only a lovely location for intimate garden weddings, receptions, and rehearsal dinners, but also a premiere destination for tour groups and convention goers. State of the art A/V equipment including an overhead projector and screen plus free WIFI access make our garden and terrace level dining room a refreshing change of pace from the typical corporate meeting space. Meanwhile, our mastery of Southern-accented cuisine and top-notch service never ceases to amaze at networking events, corporate dinners, and professional cocktail parties.

The Swan Coach House was originally designed for the Edward H. Inman family in 1928 by world-renowned architect, Phillip Trammel Shutze. It served as the carriage house and servants' quarters for the famous Swan House Mansion until 1966 when the Atlanta History Center purchased the property from the Inman family estate. Under the management of the Forward Arts Foundation, a dynamic group of female arts patrons, the carriage house was meticulously restored and opened to the public in 1967 as the Swan Coach House. Since then, all proceeds from event sales have benefited the visual arts in Atlanta through programs and grants sponsored by the Forward Arts Foundation.