Explore Atlanta's history and culture at the 33-acre campus with exhibitions, historic houses, gardens, and programs. Learn about membership, tickets, hours, directions, and COVID-19 policies.

Explore Atlanta's history and culture at the Atlanta History Center, a 33-acre complex with a museum, historic houses, and gardens. Visit the Allen Atrium to purchase tickets, shop, and see artifacts in the Rountree Visual Vault.

Learn about the history and collections of the Atlanta History Center, a museum and research center in Buckhead. Explore its historic buildings, gardens, exhibitions, and the Battle of Atlanta Cyclorama.

Visit the Atlanta History Center to discover the stories, mysteries and crusades of our region. Enjoy award-winning exhibitions, historic houses, gardens, interactive activities and year-round programs on 33 acres.

Founded in 1926, the Atlanta History Center is an all-inclusive thirty-three-acre destination featuring the Atlanta History Museum, one of the Southeast's largest history museums; three historic houses, including the 1928 Swan House; the Kenan Research Center; the Grand Overlook event space; a museum shop and acres of historic gardens and trails.

Atlanta History Center is a nonprofit organization that collects, researches, and exhibits Atlanta history and culture. It offers four historic houses, 33 acres of gardens, and various programs and events at its campus.

Learn about Atlanta's history from railroads to civil war at this museum with six permanent exhibitions, historic homes and gardens. Find out how to visit, what to see and do, and nearby attractions in Buckhead and Midtown.

Explore the history and culture of Atlanta and Georgia at the Atlanta History Center, a 33-acre site with exhibits, historic houses, gardens and a cyclorama. Learn about the Civil War, African American heritage, Southern folk art, the 1996 Olympics and more.

Exhibits include artifacts from and written commentary on the Native American history of Georgia and Atlanta's role in the Civil War as well as lighter, more pop-culture-adjacent topics...