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Atlanta History Center

130 W Paces Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, Georgia 30305 USA

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$$$$

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Opens Thu 10a

Independent
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Wheelchair
Accessible
Public
Restrooms
Wifi

“Located on 33 acres of history”

In 1926, fourteen civic-minded Atlantans chartered the Atlanta Historical Society to help preserve the city’s history. These founding members met at each other’s homes, collected early manuscripts and photographs, and published research bulletins – all “to arouse in the citizens and friends of Atlanta an interest in its history.” Over the past 82 years, the organization has grown substantially in both scope and size, and in 1990, the Atlanta Historical Society and all of its holdings officially became the Atlanta History Center. Now located on 33 acres in historic Buckhead, the Atlanta History Center strives to connect people, history, and culture through one of the country’s premier History Centers.

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June 11, 2020

Rated 4.0

I think this is one of the best museums in the Atlanta area. Very engaging and fascinating and there is always something new I find. It is well worth the price of the ticket and the time. The staff is also helpful and friendly, which sometimes is not common in the museum world!

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Lesli Peterson

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October 19, 2019

Rated 5.0

Don't miss Candlelight Nights -- Your kids will be welcomed by Santa Claus and you’ll love the lively Holiday Market filled with local crafts and artist creations. Then visit each of the three historic houses to experience how Southerners celebrated Christmas during the Civil War era (Smith Family Farm), the 1930s (Swan House) and pioneer days (Wood Family Cabin).

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Lesli Peterson

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March 11, 2018

Rated 5.0

Atlanta History Center is amazing! it's one of my favorite places to take the kids. They do a spectacular job of ensuring history is never stale.

In the warmer months, nothing beats a walk on the grounds. We also love the homeschool days, and Magic Mondays are how I survived the early years with toddlers.

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