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The museum has been a mainstay in Marietta since 2003, when it opened in the historic Old Thomas Warehouse building on the Marietta Square. With an extensive collection of memorabilia relating to the book and movie, you do not have to be a die-hard fan of Gone with the Wind to enjoy the vast history surrounding one of the world's most beloved ...
Step back in time with the sights and sounds of Atlanta during the Civil War and Reconstruction as told through the eyes of Scarlett O'Hara and her dashing romancer, Rhett Butler. The Marietta Gone with the Wind Museum houses an original collection of GWTW memorabilia relating to the book and movie.
Just 15 miles south of Atlanta, the Road to Tara Museum combines the real history of the Civil War's Atlanta Campaign and Battle of Jonesboro with Margaret Mitchell's and Hollywood's Gone With the Wind. You can tour original movie props and wardrobe items, foreign edition library, original manuscripts, costume reproductions, extensive photo ...
Wonderful small museum packed with original letters, actor signatures, and movie memorabilia from Gone With the Wind. They have a room full of museum quality reproductions of Scarlet's major gowns plus the original New Orleans Honeymoon dress.
Turn right into the Hilton Atlanta Marietta Hotel & Conference Center entrance and take an immediate right at the lower parking lot. Drive straight across the lot toward the wrought-iron gate and park anywhere in the lower lot area. Walk up the drive to the museum (Brumby Hall).
The Marietta Gone With The Wind Museum is located at Historic Brumby Hall. The museum features hundreds of artifacts and memorabilia, including the original Bengaline honeymoon gown worn by Vivien Leigh in her role as Scarlett O’Hara, Margaret Mitchell’s personal volumes of the novel and a display dedicated to the African American cast.
Marietta Gone With the Wind Museum, Marietta, Georgia. 8,137 likes · 308 talking about this · 3,376 were here. Step back in time with the sights of Atlanta during the Civil War through the eyes of...
