Gone With the Wind Movie Museum

The Gone With the Wind Movie Museum is conveniently located just a short walk from Marietta Square. Visitors will feel as if they've taken a step back in time to the Civil War era and the period of Reconstruction. This somewhat small museum is chock full of interesting artifacts from the movie production. Guests will see movie scripts and posters from when the film was produced. The actual Bengaline honeymoon gown worn by Vivian Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara has been preserved and accessible for viewing by museum guests. The Gone With the Wind Museum or Scarlett on the Square museum as its sometimes called is a refreshing must see destination for fans of the Academy Award winning movie. The location is often frequented by tourists passing through the area and is often noted as the highlight of their trip. For film historians there are several important areas within the museum that will help to enhance the visit. There is an educational display dedicated to the many African American cast members. The personal script of Ona Munson who played Belle Watling in the film is also on display. There are a number of foreign editions of the novel and promotional pieces that include film posters, programs, advertisements, and other collectables. There is a nice gift shop within the building where souvenirs of the visit can be purchased. The museum is conveniently located within walking distance of several dining facilities and unique shops.