Senoia is a city in Coweta County, Georgia. The population was 1,738 as of the 2000 census. Senoia was founded by a group of preachers, farmers, and masons from South Carolina who settled the area around 1828. Popular attractions in Senoia include the Buggy Shop Museum, open April to October, and the Culpepper House Bed and Breakfast, a Victorian era home built in 1871. Other attractions include the nearby Callaway Gardens and Dunaway Gardens. The Little White House Historic Site is located in nearby Warm Springs, and is the site of President Franklin Roosevelt's death in 1945. The biggest schools here are East Coweta Middle School and Eastside Elementary. Pro Bowl linebacker Keith Brooking was born in Senoia.