Olde Towne Morrow is an exciting project that offers a completely new concept for an entertainment district.  Positioned on 17-acres of land and designed by former Morrow Mayor, Ernest Duffey, the development is the cornerstone of revitalization for the Southlake Mall area. To enrich the district with history while building on a new idea, the City of Morrow explored towns throughout Georgia to identify old homes for relocation to Olde Town Morrow. These homes are as visually captivating today as they were when they were originally built. One home, the John B. Gordon Plantation House, belonged to General Gordon, both a Georgia Governor and U.S. Senator.

These pieces of Georgia’s history are preserved within Olde Town Morrow and will provide quaint spaces for restaurants, taverns, tea rooms, ice cream parlors, bars, shops, galleries, boutiques and other shopping experiences. The grounds will also include a central fountain, beautifully landscaped areas to host music, theater, weddings, parties, etc, and the possibility for two hotels. A replica of Gone with the Wind’s Tara Plantation will occupy one corner of the district and will house a bed-and-breakfast inn. Other unique features of the site include mixed use office/condominiums, a fully functional stage, several gazebo seating areas, lighting and a full music system. Residential townhome or condo units are also being considered.

This site is exclusively for pedestrians. However, there will be plenty of available parking adjacent to the district. A magnificent covered wooden bridge which reflects a craft more than 150 years old welcomes guests to enter and enjoy all that Olde Town Morrow has to offer. All establishments will be serviced through an innovative distribution center, part retail shop and part warehouse serving as the transfer point for all goods used on site.

Independent business opportunities are available now!!!