Cherry Hollow Farm

Have an appetite to see something a bit out of the ordinary?  Trace the remnants of a revolutionary war hero’s home, an old cotton mill door that once represented the separation of families, a lightning rod that adorned a water tank of a mill that staged the first organized labor strike in the country, an old civil war colonels house converted into a funky lounge, old heart of pine wooden flooring milled from 300 year old trees, and a host of relics only found here at Cherry Hollow.  Artifacts only found in the abandoned ruins which were once integral to textile mills throughout the southeast like Lanette, Fairfax, Opelika, Griffin, Selma, Pell City, Birmingham, Sargeant, Arnco and Augusta.  If it didn’t have a story, a past so to speak, it didn’t end up here.  This is hallowed ground in every aspect.  Twenty-one mills and farmsteads all lost to the ages but represented here for antiquity.  This place is sort of a museum; tactile, vibrant; alive with threads of historical significance dating as far back as the 1700’s.  We didn’t miss a thing, and neither should you.  So, join us here at Cherry Hollow.  No regrets.