Entry Tickets to American Prohibition Museum, Savannah
Entry Tickets to American Prohibition Museum, Savannah
Duration: 1 hour (approx.)
1 hour (approx.)
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Experience Entry Tickets to American Prohibition Museum in Savannah and step into over two centuries of fascinating American history. From gangsters to flappers, explore more than 20 state-of-the-art exhibits and an authentic speakeasy tavern that vividly recreate the roaring twenties era. This museum uniquely highlights a pivotal period when anti-alcohol protests defined America's relationship with alcohol during the early 1900s.
Experience Entry Tickets to American Prohibition Museum in Savannah and step into over two centuries of fascinating American history. From gangsters to flappers, explore more than 20 state-of-the-art exhibits and an authentic speakeasy tavern that vividly recreate the roaring twenties era. This museum uniquely highlights a pivotal period when anti-alcohol protests defined America's relationship with alcohol during the early 1900s.
Explore over 20 intoxicating exhibits that illuminate America's battle against alcohol during the early 1900s.
Dive into the stories of Scarface and Al Capone along with other infamous gangsters from the Prohibition era.
Discover more than 200 relics from the period of Prohibition, including items confiscated from mobsters.
Uncover how the legendary V8 influenced NASCAR's creation while awakening your inner history enthusiast.
Explore a speakeasy tavern experience with authentic craft cocktails when it reopens.
Entry Tickets to the American Prohibition Museum in Savannah
Your Experience Journey Through Exhibits Covering a Timeline from 1900 - 1918 and Beyond, Including Insights into Reverend Billy Sunday's Street Tent Revival during America's Prohibition Era (13 years)
Admission Includes an Exploration of Congress Street Up Speakeasy
Guidance service
Cuisine and beverages
Mixology sessions
Al Capone exhibit with quote and Tommy gun at American Prohibition Museum.
Welcome to a fascinating exploration into over two centuries of pivotal moments in American history. The moment you step inside the museum located at Savannah, you're takeed away to an era marked by infamous gangsters and notorious criminals from the 20th century.
The American Prohibition Museum offers more than just exhibits; it includes engaging experiences like a state-of-the-art speakeasy tavern that vividly brings back the spirit of the roaring twenties. This period is characterized by flappers, bootlegging activities, and infamous gangsters.
Experience how America grappled with alcohol during the early 1900s when anti-alcohol protests were widespread across the nation. The museum uses cutting-edge technology to create an engaging narrative about this significant era in American history.
Dive into the details of Prohibition, including the enactment and impact of the 18th Amendment over a span of 13 years. Discover how these events shaped America's relationship with alcohol during that time.
Exhibits to Keep An Eye Out For
- Come face-to-face with Carry Nation’s hatchetations, featuring an actual bar shattered by her infamous weapon.
- Step into a recreated 1918 street scene that captures the essence of "Anywhere, USA".
- Hear firsthand from Lillian M.N. Stephens and Adolphus Busch as they present their opposing viewpoints during this historic debate.
- Experience a Tent Revival where Reverend Billy Sunday delivers his fiery sermons, embodying the fervor of that era’s religious movements.
The American Prohibition Museum offers an engaging journey through America's complex relationship with alcohol and its historical impact. Located in Savannah, this museum provides a thorough understanding of the 13 years of Prohibition and beyond.
Visitors observing Prohibition-era figures at the American Prohibition Museum exhibit.
Vintage glass bottles at American Prohibition Museum in Savannah.
Al Capone exhibit with quote and Tommy gun at American Prohibition Museum.
Visitors observing Prohibition-era figures at the American Prohibition Museum exhibit.
Vintage glass bottles at American Prohibition Museum in Savannah.
Medicinal whiskey display at American Prohibition Museum with vintage bottles and signage.
Important Information
- The speakeasy bar, Congress Street Up, remains temporarily shut.
- Aged 21 and over guests are allowed in the speakeasy when it operates.
- No food or beverages are permitted in museum galleries before reaching the Speakeasy area.
- Interacting with exhibits, wax figures, or displays is prohibited unless explicitly directed by signage or staff instructions.
- The use of smoking and e-cigarettes inside the building is forbidden.
- Holding dangerous items like firearms within the museum premises is not allowed.
- You may bring backpacks and sizable bags with you.
- Coats and umbrellas can be brought into galleries if they are placed in a free plastic bag provided by us.
The facility provides wheelchair access for all visitors.
Operating Hours
- Museum hours run daily from 10am to 5:15pm.
Closed on Sundays, the speakeasy operates during museum times except on this day.
Note that Saint Patrick’s Day marks a closure for the museum. Additionally, closures may occur due to large group tours or private events as per discretion of management.
Jazz musician silhouettes on a brick wall at American Prohibition Museum.
Guests enjoying drinks at the bar in the American Prohibition Museum.
Medicinal whiskey display at American Prohibition Museum with vintage bottles and signage.
Jazz musician silhouettes on a brick wall at American Prohibition Museum.
Guests enjoying drinks at the bar in the American Prohibition Museum.
Plan ahead and secure tickets in advance during peak times to avoid disappointment if sessions sell out quickly.
If you’re interested in visiting multiple attractions around Savannah, consider starting with this museum since it offers a unique glimpse into the Prohibition era that’s not available elsewhere nearby.
To make your visit more efficient and enjoyable, remember that food and drinks are only permitted once you reach the speakeasy area; plan accordingly for any meals or snacks beforehand.
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