The Savannah History Museum, located in the historic Central of Georgia Railway passenger shed, offers a comprehensive look at the city’s evolution from its 1733 founding to the present day. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits and watch a short film that traces the city’s rich history. Among the notable relics on display is the famous bench from the Forrest Gump movie and one of the oldest cars, a 1902 Crestmobile. These artifacts, along with detailed exhibits, provide a tangible connection to Savannah’s past and offer a deeper understanding of the city’s cultural and historical significance.
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