Yarborough Mill is a privately-owned historical property in a very unique setting. Once a working gristmill and thriving settlement at the turn of the century, it has been transformed into a beautiful open-air outdoor wedding venue. The Mill, where wheat and corn were ground into flour and cornmeal, is now used as the reception area. Although all of the original Mill equipment is long gone, the high ceilings, hand-hewn beams that span over 30 feet and old handwriting on the walls add to the authenticity and rustic feel.
The Mill was originally owned and built in 1849 by Percy Yarborough, a physician and pharmacist who practiced in nearby Adairsville, and in 1885, he added the Queen Ann style Victorian home. The original farmhouse which dates back to 1849 is now used as the Victorian Bridal Cottage. The barn, also built around that time, now houses The Groom’s Loft for the groom and his groomsmen to get ready, while the old general store is used as a catering prep area.
In 1998, the property was purchased and lovingly restored by the current owners to its original state. Their efforts to stay true to the original design are evident at every turn. The property has 75 acres, includes 11 structures, and boasts a picturesque stream through the middle of it all. Its special blend of architecture, from the gristmill at the water’s edge, to the stately Victorian home on the hillside, is perfectly situated in a beautiful pastoral setting on the water, creating a stunning background for your outdoor wedding.
The barn, built in 1849, once the stop where mail was delivered on horseback, now houses the restrooms and the barn loft has been redesigned for the guys to relax, hang out and get ready.
A perfect option for the couple who want to rent just the venue and bring in their own full-service vendors to suit their particular taste and budget but still desire a beautiful outdoor rustic wedding with a touch of Victorian elegance
Yarborough Mill has the most wonderful atmosphere…cannot imagine a more perfect spot to hold a wedding and reception.
What a breathtakingly beautiful place! We have looked high and low at venues and nothing compares.
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