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GEORGIA STATE
G1 RAILROAD MUSEUM
655 Louisville Road
912-651-6823
chsgeorgia.org
G5 Green-Meldrim House
of St. John's Church
14 W. Macon St.
912-233-3845
stjohnssav.org
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HARPER FOWLKES
F4 HOUSE
230 Barnard St.
(on Orleans Square)
912-234-2180
chsgeorgia.org
This handsome Greek Revival
mansion, built in 1842, is beautifully
furnished with antiques yet retains
the feel of a real home. Learn about
early preservationist Alida Harper
Fowlkes and the prominent family
that preceded her. Don't miss the
beautiful gardens while on tour!
General admission is $12, $5 per
child (ages 2-12).
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JULIETTE GORDON LOW
E5 BIRTHPLACE, A
NATIONAL HISTORIC
LANDMARK
10 E. Oglethorpe Ave.
912-233-4501
juliettegordonlowbirthplace.org
Take a journey back in time
through the birthplace of Juliette
Gordon Low, founder of the
Girl Scouts of the USA. Learn
fascinating history through
stories, art and artifacts while
exploring the historic mansion.
Accessible restrooms and
elevators available throughout
the site. Tour tickets available at
juliettegordonlowbirthplace.org.
F8 King-Tisdell Cottage
Foundation Inc. —
Beach Institute
502 E. Harris St.
912-335-8868
beachinstitute.org
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MASSIE HERITAGE
H6 CENTER
207 E. Gordon St.
912-395-5070
massieschool.com
Massie features an eclectic range
of exhibits that extensively cover
the history of Savannah our region.
This family-friendly museum
hosts fun, engaging activities
and displays for all ages.
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OLD FORT JACKSON
U22 1 Fort Jackson Road
912-232-3945
chsgeorgia.org
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OWENS-THOMAS HOUSE
D7 & SLAVE QUARTERS
124 Abercorn St.
912-790-8889
telfair.org
The Owens-Thomas House & Slave
Quarters allows visitors to explore
the complicated relationships
between the most and least
powerful people in the city of
Savannah in the early 19th century.
Highlights include one of the finest
examples of English Regency
architecture — featuring period
furnishings, an indoor bridge, a
parterre garden and advanced
plumbing technology.
W20 SACGC Inc.
Botanical Garden
1388 Eisenhower Drive
912-355-3883
savannahbotanical.org
F5 Sorrel Weed House
6 W. Harris St.
912-257-2223
sorrelweedhouse.com
D3 Trinity United
Methodist Church
225 W. President St.
912-233-4766
trinity1848.org
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WORMSLOE STATE
X21 HISTORIC SITE
7601 Skidaway Road
912-353-3023
gastateparks.org/wormsloe
Experience the stunning 1.5 mile
live oak avenue when arriving at
this Georgia State Historic Site.
Wormsloe features Savannah's
oldest remaining tabby ruins, a
museum, film and 7 miles of trails
through maritime forest. Guided
tours available. Open daily
9 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Thanksgiving
Day and Christmas.
Museums
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AMERICAN
C3 PROHIBITION MUSEUM
209 W. St. Julian St., Upper Level
912-220-1249
855-629-8777
americanprohibitionmuseum.com
Featuring live actors, state-of-the-art
exhibits and historical memorabilia
and artifacts. The 5,500-square-foot
museum, located in City Market,
covers the time period from when
Georgia went dry in 1907 to
Prohibition's national repeal in 1933,
ratification of the 21st Amendment
and the roots of NASCAR.
H9 Chatham County Parks
and Recreation/Mother
Mathilda Beasley Museum
500 East Broad St.
912-652-6780
parks.chathamcounty.org/parks/
neighborhood-parks/mother-
mathilda-beasley
S16 Children's Museum of Pooler
200 Tanger Outlets Blvd., Suite 589
912-307-9503
childrensmuseumofpooler.com
Georgia Historical Society
104 W. Gaston St.
912-651-2125
georgiahistory.com
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GEORGIA STATE
G1 RAILROAD MUSEUM
655 Louisville Road
912-651-6823 | chsgeorgia.org
B8 Graveface Museum
410 E. Lower Factors Walk
912-335-8018
gravefacemuseum.com
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JEPSON CENTER
D3 207 W. York St. (on Telfair Square)
912-790-8800
telfair.org
The Jepson Center presents
highlights from the museum's
collections and also treats visitors
to an ever-changing array of
exceptional exhibitions. Featuring a
hands-on children's museum space,
drop-in studio activities for all ages
and unique shopping.
H4 Mercer Williams
House Museum and
Carriage Shop
430 Whitaker St.
912-236-6352 | mercerhouse.com
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NATIONAL MUSEUM
T16 OF THE MIGHTY
EIGHTH AIR FORCE
175 Bourne Ave., Pooler
912-748-8888
mightyeighth.org
The 90,000-square-foot museum
is dedicated to the stories of
the Eighth Air Force, founded in
Savannah during World War II.
