Grandmother's House

About Grandmother's House:

The House Was Built by the Current Owner's Grandparents , George and Vinnie Craft, Circa 1928. the Original House Was Preserved As Much As Possible With A Modern Kitchen Added To the Rear of the House. It Is Furnished With Antiques That Have Been in Her Family for Many Years and Other Items of Interest That Have Been Collected and Are Displayed in the Hallways and Dining Areas. When Madison County Was Formed in 1818, the Southeastern Corner Was A Part of the Cherokee Nation. White Settlers Were Already Entering the Area Even Before Madison County Was Established. Under the Treaties of 1817 and 1819 the Cherokee Ceded To the United States Large Sections of Land. for Example, All of Their Land To the North of the Tennessee River Was Ceded Under These Treaties Along With Other Lands in Georgia and North Carolina". There Is A Log House On the Property That Was Built During This Period , the Early 1800's, That Is Registered As A Historical Landmark by the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage. the House Was Built by the Current Owner's Grandparents , George and Vinnie Craft, Circa 1928. the Original House Was Preserved As Much As Possible With A Modern Kitchen Added To the Rear of the House. It Is Furnished With Antiques That Have Been in Her Family for Many Years and Other Items of Interest That Have Been Collected and Are Displayed in the Hallways and Dining Areas. When Madison County Was Formed in 1818, the Southeastern Corner Was A Part of the Cherokee Nation. White Settlers Were Already Entering the Area Even Before Madison County Was Established. Under the Treaties of 1817 and 1819 the Cherokee Ceded To the United States Large Sections of Land. for Example, All of Their Land To the North of the Tennessee River Was Ceded Under These Treaties Along With Other Lands in Georgia and North Carolina". There Is A Log House On the Property That Was Built During This Period , the Early 1800's, That Is Registered As A Historical Landmark by the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage.

Established in 2006, Grandmother's House is located at 3980 Old Highway 431 in Owens Cross Roads, AL - Madison County and is a business specialized in Private Functions, meetings and Parties. Grandmother's House is listed in the categories Southern Style Restaurants, Restaurants/Food & Dining, Eating Places, Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants and North American Restaurants and offers Luncheon, Supper, Catfish, Chicken, Rib Eye, Shrimp, Side Dishes, Steak, Oysters, Camarones, Pollo etc. After you do business with Grandmother's House, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Grandmother's House.

Categories: Southern Style Restaurants, Restaurants/Food & Dining, Eating Places, Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants and North American Restaurants

Price Rating: $$$$$+

Meals Served: Dinner, Lunch

Specialties: Private Functions, meetings, Parties

Product Features: Home Style

Location Features: Take Out, Carry Out, Dine Out, Pick Up, Take Home, To Go, Dine In

Women Owned

Products: Catfish, Chicken, Rib Eye, Shrimp, Side Dishes, Steak, Oysters, Camarones, Pollo

Services: Luncheon, Supper

Year Started: 2006

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