Explore powerful stories and original artifacts of what was once the world’s largest mental institution. Learn about the complex history of Central State Hospital through images, equipment, personal items, and patient art.
Learn the rich history of this c. 1825 Milledgeville Federal-style house as one of the earliest inns and taverns in the old capital, headquarters for the Whig party, family home during the Civil War, and renowned restaurant until it’s rescue from demolition in 1966.
In partnership with Seeking Asylum LLC., this history filled walking tour will take you through the grounds of the former Georgia Lunatic Asylum while a guide shares chilling stories from the hospital and mental health treatment from years past.
In the winter, spring and fall, come listen and learn at Allen’s Market-Milledgeville Allied Arts. Every program feaures a different speaker lecturing on various—often niche—historical topics.
Travel back to the Civil War era with costumed interpreters who demonstrate home-front challenges women faced as the war reached the capital city. This interactive program offers hands-on experiences and engaging storytelling aligned with GA Standards.
This group tour for Pre-K through 2nd grade includes two programs—Moccasin Tracks in the Native American exhibit and Wagon Wheels in Frontier Georgia. It’s a perfect field trip for young scholars and aligns with the GA Standards for 2nd grade Social Studies and ELA.
The Cottage provides meeting space for your group, while the pocket exhibits and museum create an immersive backdrop for engaging, customizable history programs on early Georgia and hospital history. Ideal for clubs, civic groups, and adult learners.
Host your special gathering inside the beautifully restored 1825 Brown-Stetson-Sanford House, offering historic charm, elegant rooms, and a unique setting for receptions, meetings, and private celebrations.