Druid Hills
Druid Hills, renowned for its picturesque linear parks and wooded lots designed by the distinguished landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted and his successors at the turn of the century, is situated near the heart of Atlanta’s expansive metropolitan area. The early 20th-century residences in the Druid Hills Historic District exemplify some of the finest period architecture in the region, ranging from mansions to bungalows in diverse eclectic and revivalist styles, prominently featuring Georgian, Tudor, Jacobean, and Italian Renaissance designs. Druid Hills holds significant historical importance as the residence of many of Atlanta’s influential citizens who were prominent in the political, financial, commercial, professional, cultural, and academic spheres during the early 20th century.
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