Best places: History museums in Sylvania, United States

Museum devoted to Augusta's heritage & culture, from Native American settlement to James Brown.

Birthplace of the Girl Scout's founder offers tours of the Regency-style house, plus a gift shop.

Historic plantation with house & museum detailing 19th-century Southern culture, including slavery.

Artifacts & displays about the ban on alcohol from 1920-33, plus a retro speakeasy serving drinks.

Greek revival mansion & museum offering ghost tours & paranormal investigation experiences.

👍👍 Must see location in Augusta. Very interesting counter culture/freak show aesthetic museum and building that houses all sorts of neat and freaky stuff. They had a grand opening freak show stage on their first day which was absolutely great. Totally worth bringing your friends and family too to exper...

Part of oldest public art museum in the South, housing 19th- & 20th-century American & European art.

👍👍 Awesome wood carving exhibits!

English Regency-style house museum from 1819, with parterre-style garden & original slave quarters.

Exhibits touching on local military, industry, art & culture, housed in a 19th-century railway shed.

The South's oldest public art museum, with American & European works spread over 3 themed buildings.

👍👍 We had the pleasure of riding with Ms Kathy and Mr Jasper on a chilly Saturday in February. You can really tell Kathy loves her home and her job. She did an amazing job with our tour. Loved all the history that was shared with us. We ended up getting back in our car after and going back to some plac...

Small house showcasing the legacy of a prominent African-American educator through history & art.

1841 historic home offering guided tours & artifacts that describe life in the antebellum South.

Exhibits on President Wilson are on display at this 1859 manse & guided tours are offered some days.

👍👍 This museum has so much memorabilia about the African American experience. Drs. Alvin and Gayle Jackson and many others have preserved this heritage by investing in the preservation of so many artifacts that tell the story of Willow Hill. Amazingly the acquisition of this school started with a young...