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Lowndes County Historical Society and Museum, Valdosta

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Located in Valdosta's historic former Carnegie Library, we provide almost 10,000 sq ft of historic displays and research material. The museum grounds also include multiple outdoor exhibits reflecting the community's railroad and agricultural heritage. Museum admission is free of charge.

With meeting and guest speaker facilities on site, we host a wide array of gatherings and activities ranging from the Daughters of the American Revolution to book signings by current authors.

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By miranda87moore

Lots of interesting artifacts and information. The curators are extremely knowledgable. Tight space in some areas.

Lots of interesting artifacts and information. The curators are extremely knowledgable. Tight space in some areas. more »
By gjvision

We loved this museum but there are a few things to keep in mind. 1) It isn't the Smithsonian. It's homegrown and growing. They have a ton of stuff, lots of it inaccessible right now. If you like.... more

We loved this museum but there are a few things to keep in mind. 1) It isn't the Smithsonian. It's homegrown and growing. They have a ton of stuff, lots of it inaccessible right now. If you like.... more »
By MaryAnnInJax

We did the driving tour, getting out to walk occasionally. Really enjoyed the architecture of the downtown buildings. The brochure is available at the FL/GA state line Georgia visitor center and is...

We did the driving tour, getting out to walk occasionally. Really enjoyed the architecture of the downtown buildings. The brochure is available at the FL/GA state line Georgia visitor center and is... more »

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By Sheila Babcock

Unfortunately, it was closed when we went to visit. I have posted the information posted on the door. I would recommend calling in advance to receive current information for your visit.

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By Lindsey Reyes

Place needs to get their story straight... information is NOT CONSISTENT...PLACE IS STILL CLOSED!!! Disappointed I could not enjoy this place.

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By Debrakay Thomson

When you call recording doesn’t say it’s closed. Drove 40 miles to see and sign on door said closed for renovations. Why would you not put that on your phone machine. I will not return. Your do your town a disservice by being so inept

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By Samantha Froehle

We didn't go inside but loved the outdoors space. Lots of seating and a great place for the Kindness Rocks project. We brought our dog and had a nice little walk around the area. It really is a hidden gem!

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By Gail Berry

I don't go there be a long time ago.

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