Savannah History Museum

The Savannah History Museum showcases the history of the city from its founding in 1733 to the present day, and many features that are related to Savannah. There are many features in the museum about Native American cultures along with information on the Revolutionary War.

The museum is located in the old Central of Georgia Railway passenger shed, the museum is a National Historic Landmark. The History Museum is run by The Coastal Heritage Society and is home to over 10,000 artifacts.

There are hands-on activities available for children to learn more about Savannah, this include the hat exhibit, even the adults will participate in fun activities such as the fast-paced trivia quiz, there is also a Sketch Studio which draws inspiration from the Pulaski Monument.

Dining at the museum is available at the Whistle Stop Café which is located behind the museum. The café allows visitors to dine in the restored Southern Railway 805 car, or out on the patio which was once the Passenger Station. Southern favorites are served at the café such as fried green tomatoes and fried okra, Southern craft beers are also served. The Boiler Room is also available for dining which is located next to the Whistle Stop Café; this is a cozy coffee shop with fresh baked goods and fine coffees.