Cotton Museum - Vienna, Georgia

El Cotton Museum, ubicado en la dirección 1321 E Union St, Vienna, GA 31092, es un interesante museo y atracción turística que ofrece una experiencia educativa y entretenida para visitantes de todas las edades. El museo se especializa en la historia y la producción de algodón, y cuenta con una variedad de exhibiciones interactivas y exposiciones que muestran el importante papel que el algodón ha desempeñado en la historia y la economía de Georgia y los Estados Unidos.

El museo está abierto todo el año y ofrece una variedad de servicios y comodidades para los visitantes, incluyendo estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, sanitarios, un restaurante y opciones de entretenimiento para niños. Además, el museo también es una opción popular para eventos especiales y grupos escolares.

El Cotton Museum ha recibido excelentes opiniones de los visitantes, con una opinión media de 4.3/5 según Google My Business. Muchos visitantes han elogiado la amplia gama de exhibiciones y la atmósfera amigable del museo, y han recomendado encarecidamente una visita.

Si estás buscando una forma educativa y entretenida de pasar el tiempo, el Cotton Museum es definitivamente una opción a considerar. Ofrece una experiencia única y memorable que seguramente disfrutarás. Para obtener más información y planificar tu visita, te recomendamos visitar la página web del museo en m.facebook.com. No te lo pierdas

Opiniones de Cotton Museum

Frugal Traveler

5/5

Right off the exit so most stop. Carolyn was my guide who grew up as a sharecropper and a wealth of history! From picking to industrialization to products I never knew came from a cotton plant.

Christopher H Kraska

5/5

It's just a great tour. Easy on / off the freeway, and the docent was very knowledgeable of the cotton process. It’s not large, so the site/ tour is on the shorter side but perfect for a basic overall understanding of cotton. I had no idea how fascinating the history of cotton was. The docent’s family worked in the cotton industry, so put a good perspective on what how it was picked and processed. It's definitely worth a stop.

Elienai Maldonado

5/5

Loved visiting this museum. It’s small, but Earl is an absolutely pleasure to learn from. He’s so knowledgeable, friendly and made the museum so fun for my kids. Definitely recommend to stop by and visit.

Bruce Harper

5/5

We a great time at the museum with Christine she's very knowledgeable and really enjoyed her stories

noypi sacramento

5/5

A historic museum in Georgia when you are on your way to or from Atlanta. It is open Wed to Fri 10am to 4pm. Ms. Christine Kingdom gave us a very informative tour. There is always something new you will learn about cotton in this museum. Note that the focus is on the history and processing of cotton in the South and nothing about the slavery and injustice to African Americans.

Kristin

5/5

We spent a good amount of time with Mrs. Christine Kingdom learning about cotton. She is the new curator of the museum. She has first hand experience of picking cotton and growing up in he south. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with her. She very graciously shared bits of her life experience with us and we are so grateful. She left a warm impression on our hearts. *The museum is free.

Kati Schoffstall

5/5

Hands down the BEST part of this museum is Mr. Earl, the gentleman that works there. The museum itself has a great collection of items, photographs, and documents, but when you combine that with Mr. Earl's stories, it makes the cotton industry come to life. The museum itself is not very big, so it makes for an easy visit. If you are in the area and have a free hour or so, I highly recommend stopping in.

G T- W

1/5

I should’ve called a whole day before traveling 100 miles just to see a note on the door when I arrived at 9:20am. Update closing on your site if you’re NOT going to open.