Being from Ohio, it was not an easy task organizing a stress free wedding in Chattanooga. But all…read morethe stress left after contacting 901 Lindsay. If you're looking for a classy, hardwood floors, beautiful, stained glass window, church like building, a more beautiful venue could not be found. Along with the venue, comes the friendliest voice you will ever encounter. Her name is Kaitlynn. She helps you along with planning your or your adult child's dream wedding. She is helpful, friendly, cheerful, and always available to help with the plans. Then, when the wedding finally arrives, you have Shirley, running a stress free, organized yummy wedding! The food is amazing! Not the type of buffet food I've had at past weddings. Not in any way! Everything was gourmet and tasty. So many compliments from the guests. What a wonderful tasty meal! From the melt in your mouth beef brisket, to the sweet potato medley, and can't forget the lemon grilled asparagus. Makes me drool thinking about it all again! 901 Lindsay helped complete the dream team of vendors we hired to bring to life my daughter's dream wedding. Thank you 901 Lindsay & staff! You are amazing!!!

Hands down the best wedding view in the south east TN, north Georgia area. The venue is 3 stories…read more Very beautiful very nice. The view from the 3rd floor is jaw dropping. Staff is very attentive, respectful, and friendly. Owners were very easy to book with and helped with every step of the way. The view is stunning. Almost a 360° sunset!!! Definitely check these guys out.

I attended a wedding here for a family member around this past Christmas. It was beautifully…read moredecorated and the staff were so attentive and kind! I could not recommend it more. They helped each step of the way and the venue was taken great care of.

Haven't been here since they got new owners so stopped by after work to catch up with a friend that…read moreworks nearby. The space looks the same - funky cool, with different colored glass lamps hanging, a velvet couch, a leather couch, a few tables in the middle, and a piano up on a raised area off to the side. Their menu includes juices, drip coffee, chai tea, soda, sandwiches, salads, and homemade hot cocoa. We both ordered the hot cocoa, the white chocolate hot cocoa for me. They make each drink order, one at a time, on the counter. And it is the perfect balance of creamy, sweet, chocolate deliciousness with whipped cream on top! My friend was quite happy with his plain hot cocoa too. We felt cozy drinkin our hot cocoa on the velvet couch. This was the right stop for this dreary day.

we payed for the venue for the night and the bartender decided to flip out and kick everyone out…read more he was stumbling around the bar and slurred his words when kicking us out. This ruined the experience for the night.

I don't even know where to start. My fiancé (now husband!!) and I had toured several venues, and my…read moreparents had joined on a few of them. It wasn't until we visited Walnut Hill Farm that we fell in love with a venue. The Conservatory/Lower Barn by the pond is just dreamy. It's intimate and charming, and absolutely perfect. But really, it was Matt Barrett that we fell in love with too. From day one he was warm, and kind and responsive. He was there throughout the entire process, literally from day one through the wedding day, just checking in, answering a million questions (and I'm not even kidding), and making sure things were getting done. I was planning the wedding long distance, and he and Amanda made it a breeze. That's saying a lot from someone who's a semi-OCD control-freak :D I truly could not have hoped for a better wedding. Amanda literally took the dreams in my head and made them come to life in our round arch, our table arrangements, and everything in between. The flowers were just to-die for, and they truly set the scene. I've heard over and over again from guests how beautiful everything was, and I know they meant it, because it was! Amanda has an incredible talent, and I'm so glad she used it on my wedding. Jasa and her team knocked it out of the park with the food. I heard from so many guests how delicious everything was, even from our more picky guests. The serving process was smooth, and everyone enjoyed their meal - that's a huge win in my book! Overall, I cannot recommend this venue enough. Not only did they put up with a high strung bride that's a project manager by trade and answer all of my zillions of questions, they gave us a day that we'll never forget. You know it's a good thing when the wedding is over and you feel like the people who helped make your dream come alive feel like family.

Tony and I happened across this lovely plantation style home on one of our drives in the back…read morecountry roads of Tennessee. We had to park and get out and check it out. I was so excited. I always get excited when I find old mansions like this. So when I got home I had to find out some additional history about the home and the site. The mansion property was bought by James Gordon after the removal of the Cherokee in 1836. Mr. James Gordon previously built the Gordon Mill, which served as the first general store in Walker County. With the success of the mill Mr. James Gordon wanted to build a permanent estate and construction began in 1840, but due to labor and financial problems it wasn't completed until 1847 The Gordon Lee Mansion was originally the Gordon residence built by Mr. James Gordon, who with his two brothers came from Gwinnett County, Georgia in 1836 to Crawfish Springs, now Chickamauga Georgia. Construction was started in 1840 and completed in 1847. The bricks used in construction were made on the residence grounds. The walls of the house range in thickness from sixteen inches at the base to twelve inches at the top. Later a piping system was installed to pipe water from Crawfish Spring up to the kitchen, then bath house, then the spring house, and on to the watering troughs for the animals. During the War Between the States, the main house was used by the Union Army for General Rosecrans Headquarters just before the Battle of Chickamauga. During the battle the house became a hospital and reports show that many soldiers died in the house, the floors were so blood-stained they were later covered with mats. Many soldiers scribbled a last message to loved ones on the walls, and the girls of the James Lee family made copies of them and tried to contact families of the soldiers after the battle. Mr. James Lee purchased the homestead from the heirs after Mrs. Gordon's death. He was married to Elizabeth Gordon and was the son of a Methodist minister, and was one of the principal organizers of the nearby Methodist Church later named in honor of his wife (Elizabeth Lee Memorial Methodist Church). Mr. Lee had a school in his front yard for his children and others in the community. The teacher was usually a male graduate of one of the well know institutions of learning of that day. In his will, Mr. Lee donated $250,000 and 15 acres to be made into a high school. Gordon Lee Memorial High School stands proudly today on the very land donated by Mr. Lee. After Mrs. James Lee's death, the house was purchased by one of her sons, Mr. Gordon Lee, who served the Seventh District of Georgia in the United States Congress for 20 years. He completely remodeled the house in the early 1900's changing the double front porch to the present large one with tall, white columns. In 1974, Dr. Frank Green acquired the property and extensively restored and remodeled the Mansion and grounds. Today, the Mansion stands on the hill overlooking the spring just as it did when it was first built over a century ago. The City has recently entered into an agreement to purchase the Mansion and grounds. Please visit the Gordon Lee Mansion website or phone them at (706) 375-4728 or outside the Chattanooga area phone (800) 487-4728 for operating hours.

The Gordon Lee Mansion is a beautifully restored old mansion steeped with Civil War history and…read morefull of interesting artifacts. The admission is just a few dollars and goes toward the historical society to help maintain the expansive property. There is the main mansion with two floors to explore, an outdoor kitchen in the back, a couple of smaller log cabins, a large garden, and a beautiful front yard with massive oak trees. Inside the mansion is about a dozen rooms to walk through. Most of the items in the house are not original, but they are period-specific reproductions or antiques that show off the house as it would have looked over a hundred years ago. It is very well maintained and presented, especially on sunny days when the light beams through the large windows. It only took about fifteen minutes to casually walk through the mansion, but if you come on a weekend and snag one of the interpreters you could be there for hours listening to stories about this place! It has been a Civil War hospital, headquarters, owned by a few families, and the current owner still lives on the property in a private log house! It is an interesting place I would highly recommend as one of those off the beaten path places to visit.

My husband and I love Ringgold Legacy Hall. Susie and Heidi are amazing. They met with me several…read moretimes and assisted me if I had a problem. The venue is beautiful and timeless. We had our wedding and reception there. The staff was kind and patient, and they did everything we requested. All we had to do was come in and get dressed. Our wedding photographer canceled on us at the last minute, and Susie stepped in and took some fantastic pictures. We will forever be grateful for Susie, Heidi, and our wedding coordinator. I would recommend this place to any and everyone.

Great experience with the owner, walk through and specific details were all discussed, no confusion…read moreon any part. From being out of town she was very understanding and forthcoming on what to expect. Hall was very clean and everything set up as I requested. I recommend The Party Room to anyone who is hosting an event near Dalton, GA.

Wow this place was amazing! I am a past preschooler teacher a current nanny a mother and a…read moregrandmother and this place is what's happening! I have decided to buy my 2-year-old grandson in annual pass so his family can take him here as many times as he wants. There is an area in the section for every age group. There was not once where I felt like my two-year-old grandson was going to get ran over by a big kid because everybody had their own areas to excel in. Enjoy my pictures because I don't feel like I can find the words to explain all the awesomeness that is in one building. Have fun kids and caregivers!

This was my first visit with my 4 & 2 yr old. I have wanted to bring my kids here for so long so I…read morethink I had a lot of expectation seeing as it was specifically for kids. I was a little let down. First, admission is pretty hefty. This is an area for kids so I was surprised adult tickets were so expensive. Secondly, not a single hand sanitizer station had any hand sanitizer. We arrived right a 10am when they opened so I was very surprised they were all empty. Thirdly, many of the "buttons" for kids to push didn't work or maybe they weren't suppose to do anything. But I would think if there is a button to push, it should at least make a sound or turn on a light. Lastly, (nothing that the museum can control) but it's hard to fully enjoy the exhibits when parents don't "reset" the area after their child is done playing in it. Parents please be considerate and reset the area when your child is done playing. Better yet teach them to do it themselves along with "taking turns".