Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, Georgia

Created in1918,the Georgia Dept of Archives and History collects, manages, and preserves Georgia's historical records; administers programs to promote the efficient management of state and local government records and information; and operates specialize

Tifton, Georgia

Art, Children's, Culture, History, Historic House, Library, Nature Centers, Park, Science

A 19th century living history museum with costumed interpreters who share the history of the region as they continue the daily activities of their community; whether in the farmhouse, fields, one-room school, or the grist mill. Ride the logging train.

Athens, Georgia

Natural History

The museum serves Georgia through teaching, research, and service based on 12 affiliated collections in archaeology and biological and earth sciences. Outreach programs include Science Boxes and web sites.

Leslie, Georgia

The Georgia Rural Telephone Museum exhibits the largest collection of telephones and telephone memorabilia in the world which is housed in a renovated 1920's cotton warehouse.

Statesboro, Georgia

University

Georgia Southern Museum interprets the natural and cultural history of the coastal plains. Permanent exhibits include a 26 foot Mosasaur fossil and temporary exhibit change every 2 or 3 months. Family programs and educational outreach to southeast GA.

Vienna, Georgia

Culture, History, Historic House

The Georgia Cotton Museum tells the history of cotton and cotton production through video, displays of equipment, photographs and a knowledgable curator.

Stone Mountain, Georgia

Park

Macon, Georgia

History

Georgia Women of Achievement educates the public about important role of women in our state's history. To "visit" these women, check the website. Call office for traveling exhibit schedule, attend the March 31st Induction Cermony at GA.College & St Univ

Augusta, Georgia

Art

The Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, built in 1818 by Augusta Mayor and US Senator, Nicholas Ware, this flamboyant Federal-Style mansion is home to the non-profit art school and gallery.

Stockbridge, Georgia

History, Park

Atlanta, Georgia

Athens, Georgia

Art

GMOA presents diverse, scholarly exhibitions of art in all media and from all periods; American paintings from the collection are on view in 4 galleries.

Macon, Georgia

The Georgia Music Hall of Fame is a 43,000 sq. ft. music museum featuring over 500 musical artists and celebrities in "Tune Town", a perpetual music festival. The Museum includes Zell Miller Center for GA Music Studies, GSAMS, and Music Factory.

Rincon, Georgia

Archaeology, Cemetery, Church, History, Historic House

Macon, Georgia

Atlanta, Georgia

Park

The Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites Department manages the 64 state parks and historic sites most of which are open from Tuesday through Saturday from 9-5 and Sunday 2-5:30.

Cordele, Georgia

Park

The Museum interprets Georgian military history from the Revolutionary War to the Gulf War.

Milledgeville, Georgia

History

The museum will open June, 2000 in the Old State Capitol Building. It will be a Regional Heritage Center to idenfify, interpret, preserve and communicate the historical and cultural heritage of the Milledgeville/Baldwin County.

Ellijay, Georgia

Art

The Gilmer Arts and Heritage Association Art Gallery houses works of all types by local and area artists all with a Heritage flare.