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American Prohibition Museum: Entry Ticket or Guided Tour

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Davenport House Museum Tour

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Lindsey, United States

20 Oct 2021

Excellent

We had a great experience! Definitely worth every penny. We loved our driver Jimbo and we’re very disappointed when we were forced to change trolleys in the middle of our tour. Overall tho, we had...

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Margaret, United States

09 Nov 2022

Excellent

Very easy to get on and off at the different stops. Drivers are very good at describing the history and details. They are also very pleasant and helpful!

Savannah Old Town Trolley

Debra, United States

11 Nov 2023

Excellent

DJ did a great job giving us information on the history of Savannah. I highly recommend Old Town Trolley and DJ

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Savannah

The American Prohibition Museum is a museum of history in Savannah, Georgia, dedicated to the era between 1850 and 1933. The museum chronicles the adoption and ultimate repeal of alcohol prohibition in United States law. From speakeasies and the Temperance Movement to rum-running and the mob, it features several highly informative and entertaining exhibitions showcasing Prohibition's impact on American social and cultural life.

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Davenport House Museum Entrance and Shop

Glimpse into the American past when the nation was new and Isaiah Davenport, a young carpenter from New England, achieved success as a builder in his adopted city. The world of 1820s Savannah is presented through the outstanding Federal-style home Davenport built for his household. Its survival is a testament to the tenacity of seven Savannah women who came together in 1955 to save the structure from demolition. This action prompted the founding of the Historic Savannah Foundation, which has brought about an architectural renaissance through historic preservation in the coastal Georgia city.

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Ghosts and Gravestones Savannah

To get a ghostly encounter you generally need a Ouija board, a seance or a plain old portal to 'The Other Side'. Another option, if none of those things are at hand and you find yourself in Georgia's oldest city, is to hop a Ghost Tour of Savannah and these tours leave from this departure point.