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The Veranda Historic Inn

Senoia's 1907 railroad-era hotel, where William Jennings Bryan stayed while campaigning in 1908, now a 10-room inn.

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The Veranda Historic Inn
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Built
1907The NRHP nomination says built 1907 (NPGallery lists significant years 1906 and 1907); the inn and Wikipedia say 1906. Built as a hotel with eight guest rooms.
Style
Victorian with Neoclassical influences
Type
Inn
Rooms
10
Area
Downtown Senoia
Credentials
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places

The story

C.F. Hollberg Sr., a Senoia merchant who also helped secure a second railroad for the town, built the Hollberg Hotel as Senoia’s principal hotel during its early-1900s industrial growth. Presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan stayed there while campaigning in 1908, and Confederate veterans held reunions there. The hotel’s original run ended in 1930 during the Depression. K.D. and Virginia Wood bought it in 1978 and reopened it as The Veranda bed-and-breakfast in 1984. It changed hands in 2007 and 2022 and appeared in the 2006 film Broken Bridges.

Good to know

  • Address: 252 Seavy Street, Senoia, GA 30276
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Last verified October 2026. Details change; confirm with the inn before you book.