The Callaway Plantation is an open air museum featuring several historic houses and other structures that is located in Washington, Georgia, U.S.A. The site was formerly a working plantation, owned by a family named Callaway since at least 1785. At its height the...

All the buildings are operational! This is a hands-on museum and a quality experience for the entire family. The Park is maintained by the Lincoln County Historical Society.

The Autrey Mill Nature Preserve & Heritage Center is about learning about the past as well as maintaining nature. The property is a safe haven to humans and animals alike from the bustling city. Its purpose is all about conserving the environment as well as...

Learn about the devastating effects of poverty everywhere. See life-size Habitat houses from countries around the world. Experience God’s love at work through Habitat volunteers and partner families across the globe.

Explore the farms. Listen to the barnyard sounds. See bacon and ham curing in the smoke-house and preserved vegetables in the canning shed. Experience everyday 19th century-style farm-like activities, from planting and harvesting to cooking, spinning, quilt making,...

All the buildings at Collins Old Towne were constructed on the site. Much of the material used was taken from old homes around Central that were being demolished or renovated. Buddy and Kathie Sims donated an old house on the mill village that was demolished. John...

Plan a visit to Mountain City and take a walk through the past at the Foxfire Museum & Heritage Center, a look at a unique time and place in America's past that is very nearly gone - a glimpse of a rich past captured by local high school students who truly valued...

The Lexington County Museum is made up of 36 historic houses and outbuildings. It showcases the Colonial and Antebellum period of Lexington County history, with a particular focus on the Swiss and German heritage of Lexington. It is located in the Historic District...

Award-winning Historic Seabrook Village is a unique, African-American living history museum on the Georgia coast just 35 miles south of Savannah. The Seabrook community was established through federal land grants made possible by General William T. Sherman's Field...

A homestead representing the frontier agricultural lifestyle maintained by an early settler at a time when industry and commercial growth was a concern. The park also displays zoological and biological knowledge obtained by this great swamper. He knew every plant and...