Austell Museum
Check pricesCity-run local history museum in Austell, Georgia, showing how the city has developed over time.

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A local history museum in a restored late-19th-century house, covering Powder Springs from Native American times through the railroad and mill eras.
4355 Marietta Street, Powder Springs, Georgia 30127 · Powder Springs, GA
The museum occupies a two-story Queen Anne house whose original core dates to the 1800s. The City of Powder Springs bought the home in 2014, and it opened as a museum after renovation. Exhibits include Native American artifacts and Civil War relics found locally, kitchen tools used by early settlers, and a history of the town's early settlers and railroads. Displays also cover a thread mill that revived the local economy, the museum's founder, a gallery of mid-to-late 1800s items, and farm equipment in the carriage house.
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