Best places: Museums in Sylvania, United States

90,000-sq.-ft. complex exhibiting real aircraft, images & medals from the 8th Air Force.

The site of a museum, theater & Forrest Gump's famous bus bench, named for the Battle of Chippewa.

👍👍 Super nice workers and a ton of interesting and entertaining stuff! Great hidden museum for anyone who likes horror or unusual things. Got the package that includes a shirt, pin, and a sticker!

Georgia's oldest standing brick fort, with river views, daily cannon firings & interactive programs.

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

Tours are available of the 19th-century home where Juliette Low (founder of the Girl Scouts) lived.

👍👍 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.

Federal-style house preserved as 19th-century museum, filled with historically accurate furnishings.

Photos, interactive exhibits & films detailing the civil rights movement & African-American history.

👍👍 Awesome wood carving exhibits!

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

Elegant museum with exhibits on the county's golf course, local pottery & the Savannah River Site.

This museum offers displays of historic railcars & rolling stock, plus guided tours & train rides.

👍👍 Exceptionally kind employees. Each art piece has meaning and purpose to it

Site featuring a fully intact industrial canal built in1845, with trails, fishing & boat tours.

Guided tours of 1860s Italianate mansion with antiques, portraits & Chinese porcelain.

Ode to 18th- & 19th-century vessels in an 1819 home with a parlor garden & an event space.

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

👍👍 The lady docent with the pleasent" German " accent was very informative and a pleasure to talk to, the museum, though small, had many interesting items and much info on Laural and Hardy and the history of the city of Harlem, Georgia