100 Williams' story starts in the 1800's when Mr. William Wren bought a 600 acre plot of land from Mr. Paul.

Mr. Wren then built a stately family home around 1900 and later donated the land and gardens around the home to the city .   Now located in the heart of Wrens, Georgia, 100 Williams is a beautiful colonial home with elegant timeless architecture, charming ambiance, and rich history. In the 1930's the home was known as the Colonial Inn and housed teachers for the Wrens Institute and traveling business men.  The grand home  was known for its hospitality, entertainment and good food.  Mr Floyd L Norton bought the home in 1949 for his family. He was born at Reedy creek north of town and returned from Atlanta to support the local community with his lumber and dairy business. Currently the Grandchildren of Floyd L Norton own and restored the home. The legacy of this family home is to support, nurture and celebrate life.​