The Wimbish House is a historic Atlanta landmark owned and operated by the Atlanta Woman’s Club. Proceeds from the venue help support the Club’s charitable programs and community initiatives.

Originally commissioned by prominent Atlanta attorney William A. Wimbish as a residence for his family, the home was designed by renowned architect W. T. Downing. Known for his elegant and innovative designs, Downing was a favorite among Atlanta’s social elite and went on to create several of the city’s most notable buildings, including the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Trinity United Methodist Church, First Presbyterian Church, and Lupton Hall at Oglethorpe University.

Today, the Wimbish House remains a beautiful example of Atlanta’s rich architectural heritage and provides a timeless setting for special celebrations.