ica had seen in that time period. The Supper was a lavish one, with all the tables laden with hams, turkeys, and roasts of beefs, salads, assorted side dishes, cakes and sweets of every kind. Ice cream was also served which was made from ice brought from North to Savannah in boat, then to Roswell in wagon. Mitte and Theodore Roosevelt moved to New York and their first child Anna arrived on January 7th, 1855. Mittie and Theodore Roosevelt, in 1868, visited Roswell for their last time four years after the death of Mrs. Bulloch. Theodore died in his forty seventh year, on February 10, 1878. Mitte Bulloch died six years later of typhoid fever on February 12, 1884. Mitte and Theodore's son Theodore Roosevelt Jr. later became the twenty sixth president of America and he visited his mother's childhood home on October 20, 1905. The City of Roswell acquired Bulloch Hall after passing a bond referendum in October 1977. Under provision of the Heritage Trust Program and a matching grand from Georgia Department of Natural Resources, the city took possession of Bulloch hall in January 1978. Administered by the Roswell Historic Preservation Commission, appointed by the Mayor and City Council, the home is a Cultural Center for the community and state. Being the part of this community doesn't mean one should donate something but rather not destroy the natural and historic beauty that it has in store for generations to come....
