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Four galleries filled with artifacts team up with rotating exhibits and aviation wing to honor history of Marietta and Cobb Counties
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Melody
3 ratings1 reviews
Really enjoyed the museum and seeing so much preserved history and reading it relevant this area. Great place! Highly recommend!
Blanca
18 ratings15 reviews
It was excellent. We had a great time learning the history of Marietta.
Emily
15 ratings8 reviews
Wonderful time. My 7 year old daughter loved it and wants to go back.
Jacqualine
6 ratings3 reviews
I was kind of leery that this would be boring but it was far from it. Although they are under construction and adding more artifacts, it was well worth it. I learned so much that I wasnt aware of. I also got to see a proposal. How cool was that!
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About This Deal
Without museums, people would only learn about local history through their grandparents’ anecdotes or by deciphering decades worth of bathroom graffiti at the governor’s mansion. Learn local lessons with this voucher.
Choose from Three Options
- $8.50 for admission for two (up to $14 value)
- $15 for admission for four (up to $28 value)
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Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 24 per person. May be repurchased every 365 days. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased.
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About Marietta Museum of History
The curators of the Marietta Museum of History honor the heritage of Marietta and Cobb Counties with educational events, rotating exhibits, and four specialized galleries that focus on different facets of Marietta tradition: home life, general history, the military, and the Civil War Union Raiders. Since 2000, museum staffers have hosted more than 90,000 visitors, guiding groups past Native American artifacts and antiquated industrial machinery in the General History gallery and navigating a 15.5-acre aviation park filled with civilian and military aircraft manufactured in Marietta. Guns, shells, and uniforms line the cases in the Military gallery, which elucidates the stories of the Civil War, World Wars I and II, and Vietnam, among others. The museum’s special exhibits rotate several times a year, with themes such as Y’All Come Eat: Exploration of Southern Food Ways, which features the nation’s largest display of antebellum macaroni costumes. Visitors can drop by Monday–Saturday, or pick up a membership to receive a newsletter and special invitations.