Cator Woolford Garden

Cator Woolford Gardens
AT THE FRAZER CENTER

A Brief History

Nestled on 39 acres of mature hardwoods, the Cator Woolford Gardens are situated on one of the few remaining intact historic estates in Metropolitan Atlanta and are located just a few miles from the heart of downtown.

The Gardens were originally created for Cator Woolford, one of the principle founders of Retail Credit Company (now Equifax, Inc.) and were redesigned in 1996 as a series of outdoor “rooms.”  Changing with the seasons, the gardens and forest are filled with dogwoods, roses, narcissi,
rhododendrons, laurel, daffodils and azaleas, some of which are original to the estate.  Your guests will easily imagine themselves in a time gone by in this unique Southern oasis so convenient to the heart of the city. The Italian-styled pavilion accompanied by an elegant 30’ x 45’
white tent creates a truly enchanting and unique setting for any event – corporate retreat, conference, fundraiser, movie shoot or wedding. In addition, with a 3,000 square foot indoor space featuring vaulted ceilings and floor to ceiling windows as part of the gardens rental, only your
imagination limits the type of event the gardens can accommodate.

While a source of enjoyment for the community, the Gardens are an important source of revenue for The Frazer Center, a not-for-profit organization. For over sixty years, The Frazer Center has provided exceptional services to infants, toddlers, preschoolers and adults with developmental disabilities such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, down syndrome, sickle cell anemia, autism spectrum disorders and other genetic disorders.

Cator Wolford Gardens provides an unique environment for your wedding reception, corporate events, corporate parties, and special occasions.  Jerry Dilts caterers will fulfill all of your catering desires with a Southern touch of class and exquisite food.

Atlanta History Center     Atlanta Women's Club     Atrium on Sweet Auburn    Callanwolde    Cator Woolford Garden     Fuqua Roof Top Pavilion      Gone With The Wind 
Glenridge Hall      Le Bam Design Studio's     Michael C. Carlos Museum      Rhodes Hall     Tellus/Booth Museum     Southern Center     Peachtree Christian Church
Mary Gay House    The Trolley Barn

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