Vinings Ga

Vinings GA movers

Vinings is a census designation and not an incorporated village. West of the West Paces Ferry section of Buckhead, A part of Cobb County, early names for Vinings include Crossroads and Paces.

In the 1840's the State of Georgia commissioned a railroad from Atlanta to Chattanooga which crossed the river in Vinings, with a bridge built by William H. Vining.

Since replaced, the bridge was a contrast to Pace's Ferry, which ferried horse and carriage across the Chattahoochie River. CSX now uses the railway constructed by lease agreement with the state.

Cobb Galleria

Cobb Galleria Movers - Mark the Mover helps exhibitors at Cobb Galleria Exhibition center with moving, packing, crating, climate controlled storage and moving labor.

Smart companies spare their valuable sales and marketing staff the time and possible injuries for moving exhibits in and out of the Cobb Galleria Exhibition Center.

Out of state exhibitors can ship their exhibits to Mark the Mover and we will store them until setup time, deliver them to the Cobb Galleria Exhibition Center, move them into place and help with setup, and return at the end of the show to remove the exhibit, transport it back to the Mark the Mover international shipping facilities where we can crate the exhibit and ship it to the next show or store it in our climate controlled facility.

Vinings, Georgia

Cobb Galleria Movers

Mark the Mover Moving Co. at (404) 351-0018 is just south of Vinings, The Cobb Galleria and has been serving the area for more the 30 years.

Vinings

The Vinings area of Atlanta is named after William H. Vining, who owned a large chunk of land in the area in the mid-19th century. Vining was a railroad executive who had moved to Atlanta from New York City. He purchased the land in the area that now bears his name and established a general store and post office there. Over time, the community that grew up around his store became known