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The 10Best Attractions & Activities

Museums

Savannah, GA
Savannah, GA
Best Museums (Attractions & Activities)
(10 Overall Closest)
Georgia Historical Society
(Attractions & Activities - Museums)
501 Whitaker St, Savannah  31401 • 912-651-2128
        Description: HISTORIC DISTRICT. Looking for information on Georgia history? This is the place to go! They have extensive archives of historical objects from the 1700s to the present day. The organization also publishes books on Georgia history and genealogy and hosts workshops and monthly lectures. The capable staff is very friendly.
 

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Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum
(Attractions & Activities - Museums)
175 Bourne Ave (exit 102 on I-95), Pooler  31322 • 800-421-9428
        Description: This museum is a must-see if you're interested in learning more about aviation history. Open since 1996, it features exhibits concerning the history of the Eighth Air Force Division, which was created in Savannah in 1942. More than one million men and women have served in this division, and they flew bombing missions over Nazi Germany during WWII.
        User Rating: 10 / 10
 

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Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum
(Attractions & Activities - Museums)
460 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Savannah  31401 • 912-231-8900
        Description: HISTORIC DISTRICT. Occupying what was formerly a five-story bank for African-Americans, this engaging museum tracks the fight for, and history of, civil rights in Savannah. The guiding force behind it, Dr. Ralph Mark Gilbert, was a tireless advocate for equality and spent his life working for the cause. Today, the museum that bears his name features photographs, exhibits, memorabilia, maps, and videos that relate to the struggle. It also showcases a lunch counter where sit-ins were staged.
 

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Savannah History Museum
(Attractions & Activities - Museums)
303 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Savannah  31401 • 912-238-1779
        Description: HISTORIC DISTRICT. Tracing centuries of city history, this museum presents a film and multiple exhibits that highlight life in Savannah from its founding in 1733 to the present. While the overview is fascinating, so are the exhibits. Among them are the famous Bird Girl statue from Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Forrest Gump's bench from the eponymous movie, and 19th-century apparel. The historic building that the museum occupies was formerly the passenger station for the Central of Georgia Railway.
 

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Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum
(Attractions & Activities - Museums)
41 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Savannah  31401 • 912-232-1511
        Description: HISTORIC DISTRICT. Housed in the historic Scarborough House (circa 1819), this museum is a fantastic source of information about Savannah's seafaring history. The port city was a major player in the import and export trade, and the ships that sailed its waters were amazing vessels. Many of them are replicated here in models, and the collection also features artwork and antiques. A gift shop and beautiful gardens are also part of the fine home's charms.
 

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Telfair Museum of Art
(Attractions & Activities - Museums)
121 Barnard St, Savannah  31401-3612 • 912-232-1177
        Description: HISTORIC DISTRICT. The oldest public arts museum in the South, Telfair presents a great collection of American and European paintings, sculpture, and special exhibits. The museum campus actually includes three distinct venues: the Academy of Arts and Sciences on Barnard Street, which is listed on the National Historic Register; the Owens-Thomas House at 124 Abercorn Street, also a listed building; and the Jepson Center for the Arts on West York Street, whose collection focuses on contemporary art and has an interactive children's gallery called ArtZeum. The admission price covers all three properties, making the museum one of Savannah's best deals!
 

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The Toy Museum
(Attractions & Activities - Museums)
2 N Lincoln St River St at Lincoln Ramp in ToySmart, Savannah  31401 • 912-651-8888
        Description: Small yet interesting museum, located within the ToySmart shop. Antique toys and games bring back childhood memories (40's, 50's and 60's emphasis). 
 
 
        User Rating: 10 / 10
 

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