Augusta Museum of History - Augusta, Georgia

Roberto M.

Es un museo que debe verse por varias razones:
Es el museo que cuenta la historia de ciudad, desde sus orines antiguos hasta los modernos, incluidos las luchas por los derecho humanos.
Es también un museo que ha la sobre el ferrocarril y su desarrollo, muy ligado a esa ciudad.
Si eres amante del golf también es un museo dedicado a ello, ya que la ciudad es famosos por sus torneos y pistas. Muy interesante.
Pero sobre todo y la razón por la que yo lo visite fue la parte del museo dedicada a James Brown.
Esa parte era amplia, llena de objetos personales y paneles biográficos. Todo ello cuidado y de vista amena. También era muy sentimental, con objetos que le dejaron a modo de despedida sus fans cuando murió.

Es un visita que debe hacerse si estás por allí.
Tambien la visita por la ciudad y ver los lugares que James Brown ha estado, ya que nació allí.

David Moisés Quiñones

Excelentes exposiciones. El costo de admisión es ridículamente bajo para la gran calidad de las exposiciones.

Thainalee Ramos

Estuvo bien

aztecdroid

Un lugar con historia

Ramona Carter

I love to go to the annual gingerbread house display. You can bid on the gingerbread houses, and the money goes towards the museum. I’ve won several throughout the years and always am happy to drive from Aiken to pick them up. I will say that if you decide to bid on one, be prepared to rush over at the last minute. They will call you and expect you to be there that day regardless. I still enjoy having the smell of gingerbread throughout the house. I’ve only been through the actual museum once, and it did seem informative and have interesting facts about Augusta. The museum is not free, but the gingerbread house displays are free.

Amanda Meyer

This museum was better than expected! There are so many exhibits that span from early indigenous to the present. There are interactive activities for the kids, including getting on train and trolly cars, as well as exhibits they can operate replicas. Everything was clean, and everyone was friendly. There's ample parking and it's definitely not too expensive. There's no gift shop or extra costs along the way either. We loved this place! Definitely worth the trip! Exceptional for homeschool!

B

I wasn't expecting a lot, but this place was so much fun. It was a lot bigger than I expected, with a large and varied collection. I really appreciate how interactive everything was. They made sure to tell us when we came in that you can get inside the passenger train car!
There is a history theater, and exhibits spanning topics from native Americans to 21st century musicians. Black history is included here!
I highly recommend it, especially if you are into golf. I enjoyed sending pics of the Masters jacket to my golf-playing family.
I think the thing that impressed me most was the amount of interaction between US presidents and Augusta!
My kids (ages 7-12) aren't super into history, but we spent two hours here. Admission in August is only a dollar!
There are sizeable bathrooms, a water fountain, elevator to the second floor, and wonderful air conditioning.
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Mark Tremel

Small. A nice museum focused on the history of Augusta and its environs. Affordable, friendly and suitable for all ages. Another nice feature of this museum is that since it is smaller you can see quite a bit of Augusta history in a relatively short amount of time. I think my favorite thing was the price-in August the admission is only $1.00.