Augusta Museum of History

The Augusta Museum of History is the most seasoned verifiable exhibition hall in Augusta. Established in 1937, it is devoted to the safeguarding and understanding of the city and territorial history. The gallery possesses the biggest and most vital recorded gathering in the Central Savannah River Area and is an important chronicled asset and research place for history specialists, understudies, media, and others.

The historical center's most imperative perpetual presentation is Augusta's Story, a 12,000-year long adventure through the territory's past. Other striking lasting displays are on the historical backdrop of human services in Augusta, a changeless show on the city's history of the managing an account and railroad industry, and a Transportation Corridor with a 1914 train, a 1920's trolley auto, and a completely recreated 1930's corner store. In 2003, The Knox Foundation Center for the Preservation and Study of the CSRA History and the Educational Resource Center turned into a piece of the exhibition hall.