Virtual tour of Pebble Hill available

A virtual tour of historic Scott-Yarbrough House, known as Pebble Hill, is now available online. Pebble Hill is an 1847 Greek Revival style cottage that illustrates the important lives of Creek Indians, enslaved persons, founders and builders of the town of Auburn. The tour of Pebble Hill can be accessed here.

Highlights of the collection include McKenney and Hall portraits of Creek Indian leaders and a painting of Nahetluc Hopie by Henry Inman; a charcoal drawing by George Fuller; Southern pottery and historic maps.

Although not open to the public, visitors may contact the center to schedule a self-guided or guided tour during Auburn University business hours by emailing cmdcah@auburn.edu or calling (334)844-4946.

Pebble Hill is the home of the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities in the College of Liberal Arts at Auburn University. The Center creates opportunities that explore our individual and collective experiences, values and identities through the creativity of the arts and the wisdom of the humanities. For more information, click here.