Rachel S.
11/3/2025
I absolutely adored my visit here. My cousins and I stopped by on our trip to Savannah to check out the Cocktail Making Class. We reserved a few weeks in advance and had a full class of around 20...
American Prohibition Museum
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209 W Saint Julian St
Savannah, GA 31401
The American Prohibition Museum in Savannah, GA offers visitors a journey back in time to the 1920s, a period defined by flappers, gangsters, and the battle over alcohol. Through interactive exhibits, guests can explore the era of hidden speakeasies, moonshining traditions, and the cultural impact of Prohibition on American society.
From the bold flapper revolution to the legacy of anti-Prohibition icon Carry Nation, the museum delves into the diverse aspects of this transformative period in American history. Visitors can immerse themselves in the world of bootleggers, explore the birth of NASCAR, and learn about the Temperance Movement that shaped the political landscape of the time.
Featuring real artifacts, vintage vehicles, and engaging displays, the American Prohibition Museum provides a captivating experience for those interested in discovering how the battle over booze changed the nation forever. With exhibits on bootlegging, flapper culture, and the impact of Prohibition on American society, this unique museum offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in U.S. history.
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Diane W.
10/15/2025
Absolutely outstanding!! Booked the VIP tour ($55 per person on line). Had the incredible Victoria take us through the museum, full of artifacts, photographs, interactive displays and life sized...
Victor M.
9/21/2025
Awesome place! museum that is part of our history, prohibition lasted from 1920 until the 18th Amendment was repealed in 1933 Hundred of pictures and exhibits of the period worth visiting in this...
Nina C.
7/25/2025
Checked out this museum in DT Savannah. You have the option of a guided or self guided tour and option to add on a signature 1920's cocktail at the end. I decided to forgo the drink and walk...
Vivek D.
6/26/2025
A little bit touristy and a tad bit pricey (if you get the package with a drink), but worth the visit to learn a little more about the history of alcohol in the US. Apparently this is the only...
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