Stop 12 – The Dunwoody Diorama

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Carved out of a 100-year-old red oak tree that died on the property in 2018, the Dunwoody Diorama depicts the history of Dunwoody and the surrounding areas with imagery that references historical events dating back to 8,000 BCE all the way to the present day. The Dunwoody Preservation Trust collaborated with a variety of shareholders including local historians, the city of Dunwoody, and other local non-profits to create the design of the project, and Chamblee artist Tom Williams brought it to life. The Diorama was unveiled in its current location at the historic Donaldson-Bannister Farmhouse on May 17th, 2023. To see more information about the diorama and the images depicted, please pick up a brochure at our nearby kiosk.