4300 Paces Ferry Road Atlanta, GA 30339

www.viningsjubilee.com 770-438-8080

Vinings Jubilee’s unique variety of restaurants has something

for everyone - from gourmet to down-home. You can savor a

creative creation, munch on some finger food, or sip a glass

of wine on the patio. Impress a client or enjoy time with friends

– it’s as formal or relaxed as you are.

FABULOUS FASHION

With both top-end national chains and unique boutiques, in

Vinings Jubilee you can pick through casual clothes or hunt

down that stylish ensemble. From formal to casual, classics to

the newest styles – odds are you’ll find it here, as dressed up

or dressed down as you want to be.

GREAT G I F T S

With specialty stores and one-of-a-kind shops, you can always

find something different. Whether it’s the perfect gift for your

boss, a special something for a friend or that perfect piece

for your home, Vinings Jubilee has plenty to offer. Spend an

afternoon doing some serious shopping or just soaking up

some serious sunshine.

Vinings old-time village

charm is rooted in a rich

and storied past. In the

early 1800s, Hardy Pace

settled along the banks of

the Chattahoochee River, running a thriving ferry

business, Paces Ferry. Pace's success enabled

him to amass more than 10,000 acres of land

northwest of Atlanta, some of which eventually

became Vinings.

During the Civil War, Vinings was a key strategic

point in the battle of Atlanta. Sherman first

viewed Atlanta from Vinings Mountain and used

Hardy Paces' home as a headquarters during the

early stages of the battle, setting fire to the 17-

room, antebellum home as he left Atlanta for his

march to the sea.

In the early 1900's Vinings grew to become a

favorite spot for Atlantans and their social

picnics. Tucked into the woods, beside a river at

the foot of mountains, Vinings was the perfect

spot. Picnicking was an all-day event and

included formal invitations and dancing at the

Pavilion. The structure is still maintained today by

the Vinings Historic Preservation Society, along

with other remnants of the original Pace estate.

Nestled just north of the busy

Atlanta city center lies the

Village of Vinings. More

than a hundred years ago,

this quaint corner was a

fashionable retreat for city dwellers and now lives on

as an oasis of the past and present, calling us back

to quieter times.

Today, the Vinings Village charm lives on with

botiques, coffehouses, fine restaurants and

unique stores.

At the heart of the Village lies Vinings Jubilee. Built

in 1986 with 19th-century architecture by Felix

Cochran, a Vinings resident, the center sets the

stage for the style and tone of the community. Its

outdoor collective of stores and restaurants

with patio seating rivals many resort environments,

while staying true to Vinings' unique, historical

sense of style.

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