The Marietta Pilgrimage
A Christmas Home Tour through Marietta, Georgia
The Brooks-Vanderbogart House, c. 1927
20 McDonald Street
This property was added to the City of Marietta in 1888 along with much of McDonald and Wright Streets as part of a planned neighborhood called the "Maxwell Addition." McDonald Street was named for Governor Charles J. McDonald, whose home Kennesaw Hall stood on Oakmont Drive.
This charming craftsman-style cottage was built in 1927. The house has all original outside siding and trim. The interior of the house still retains its original hardwood floors, six-paneled doors and fireplaces. Guy and Katie Vanderbogart currently own the house, which Guy purchased in 1982. Their upgrades to the house include enclosing the sunroom off the dining room in 1982 and adding a side porch in 1984. Also in 1984, a kitchen remodel was completed.
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Order Your Tickets
Tickets can be purchased for day tours, candlelight tours, or a combination ticket including both.
Day Tour: $20.00
Candlelight Tour: $15.00
Combination: $25.00
Volunteer Your Time
Volunteer your time for the Marietta event of the season. It takes over 250 volunteers to make the Tour a success!
During the Tour,
warm up with
refreshments at
The Bistro at
Historic
Anderson
Mansion
Click here for Special Packages at the Hilton Atlanta/Marietta Hotel & Conference Center
