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Welcome To Pineola Farms - Peach County, Georgia

1865 Georgia Farm
Located In
Peach County, Georgia
Settled By
The Bassett Family
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Spring Fling 2005

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12/27/2007

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The Cotton Barn At Pineola - An Event Facility
Middle Georgia's most unique Reception, Wedding, Meeting & Special Event Facility
Weddings - Receptions - Anniversaries - Luncheons - Meetings

Pineola Has A New Event Facility

The Cotton Barn
at Pineola Farms
Middle Georgia's Most Unique Event Facility is Now Available For You!
Let us host your next big event in the Heart of Georgia - Peach County - Just 20 minutes south of Macon, Georgia

Pineola Farms is located in Peach County, Georgia, on 12 acres of land originally owned by Stephen E. Bassett.  The old Bassett home place still stands much as it has for over 140 years. Paul & Delise Knight are the current owners and are proud to call Pineola their home.  Look around our website and feel the warmth and southern hospitality
Pineola Farms has been famous for in this area for many generations!  If you are traveling to Andersonville Cemetery. Plains Georgia or Massey Lane Gardens on Highway 49, you will be within 1/2 mile of Pineola Farms.
Located in Georgia's Historic Heartland.

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Pineola Farms  1195 Taylor's Mill Rd.  Fort Valley, GA  31030  478-827-0894   Email Us

Luncheons in the Dining room for 12 to 24	Served on Georgia Historical Plates

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Pineola was named by Henriette  Bassett. She came to Georgia from Paris, France, in 1919, having married a Georgia man, Captain Ralph Bassett. She had gone to boarding school in England as a young girl and then returned to teach French in an English school. She named the farm Pineola for the Long Leaf Pines in the front yard.
Some of those pines still stand and are over 160 years old.