Built in 1826, the Wynne-Russell House is on the National Register of Historic Places and is an example of “Plantation Plain” architectural style of the upper Piedmont region. The interior floors, walls and fireplaces are original and largely untouched by modern finishing. The site also includes a family cemetery. Free tours are provided upon request by the Lilburn Community Partnership, which manages and maintains the house on behalf of the City of Lilburn. The Wynne-Russell House is available for rental for small groups such as meetings, showers, and family gatherings. It is also ideal for photo shoots and filming. Public events are held periodically.