LOCATIONS AND FACILITIES
Smithfield Cottage
One of the finest examples of Victorian architecture in the city, Smithfield Cottage exhibits many qualities of the Queen Anne style. Designed by Alfred Eichberg, the home was built for Jesse Parker Williams, who owned more than 500,000 acres of Georgia timberland. The cottage serves as the Graduate Studies Center.
Richard Vine, senior editor at Art in America magazine, chats with students during a tea in Smithfield Cottage.
Luxurious spaces inside Smithfield Cottage are perfect for discussion and meetings with graduate student mentors.
The Smithfield Cottage garden is often the location for meet-and-greet socials with students, faculty and staff.
Smithfield Cottage was built in the Queen Anne style and holds the administrative offices of the graduate studies department.
