Sponsored by the Friends of Swift-Coles Historic Home.
Self Guided Tours Fridays 10:00 - 3:00
Admission $10
Mask Required
Self Guided Tours Fridays 10:00 - 3:00
Admission $10
Mask Required
Fridays 10:00 - 3:00
Admission is $10
Private Tours for groups of 20 or more
by appointment
We have plenty of room on our
5 acres for lawn games & tents
for your
Company Picnic or Family Reunion.
We are also a
Wedding & Reception Venue.
Courtesy of Tommy Rachel
in his hot air balloon.
Step back in time at our circa 1882 home on 5 beautiful acres with large Magnolias and 150 year old Live Oak Trees. We are only minutes from the white sand beaches of Gulf Shores, AL.
Use your imagination to design your dream wedding. Almost anything goes. Lights in the trees, horse drawn cart or your family pet as ring bearer. Rustic Country to Elegant & Historic. Live music under the stars, in a tent or from one of our large porches. It's all up to you.
You will have all day to set-up outside and up to 8 hours access to inside the home - Brides' room for dressing & Kitchen for your caterer. You can remove decorations the day after. Rental items can be delivered on Friday and picked up on Monday.
These are the men and women that
love history, antiques, storytelling,
and most of all the love the
Swift-Coles Historic Home.
Our Docents wear vintage style clothing and participate in our Special Events throughout the year.
Volunteers are always needed.
If interested in volunteering please
email or call us.
You can assist with your financial support to preserve this circa 1882 bit of
Baldwin County history.
All donations are tax-deductible.
Friends Members get
FREE admission for one full year
and our
Our Special Events for half price.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
$25 Individual
$50 Family
$150 Business
Patrons and Sponsors of $1000 or
more per year will be listed on the
website. This is tax-deductible.
Mail check to :
Friends of Swift-Coles
PO Box 125
Magnolia Springs, AL 36555
The Friends of Swift-Coles Historic Home is a
501 (c) 3 charitable organization
chartered under an Alabama State Constitution to support and preserve the Swift-Coles Historic Home