Massie Heritage Interpretation Center

Massie Heritage Interpretation Center is a school in Savannah, Georgia. It is the longest operating school in Georgia, since opening in 1856 as a free school for the poor. The building is an excellent example of Greek Revival Architecture.

The school is now used for tours where visitors can step back in time into a Heritage Classroom and discover the history of Savannah. The school was closed as a regular school in 1974, then becoming a teaching museum in 1977, teaching history and architecture programs to visitors of all ages.

Exhibitions and programs are also held at the school throughout the year. To gain entry into the school all visitors need to do is ring the bell to the right of the entrance doors and wait to be allowed entry. Visitors can participate in a guided or self-guided tour, both of which require an admission fee these fees help with the upkeep of the center so that it can continue to provide and education on Savannah's history for generations to come.

Massie Heritage Interpretation Center prides them on still providing high-quality programs for all visitors. A gift shop is located at the center with a variety of items available to visitors; these include books and other memorabilia items.