The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson

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419 7th St, Augusta, GA 30901, USA
Added by Jopie, at 21 February 2016

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• Deanna Giles

  09 December 2017

  It is smaller scale than other presidential homesites we have visited. But I learned things about Woodrow Wilson and history that I did not previously know. If you are a history buff you will enjoy it. Our tour leader was excellent. Video beforehand was well done. It took about an hour. Was very relaxed, not uptight that you might touch something.

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• Merrick Martin

  26 November 2017

  My 11 year son loves history, so since we are now living in Augusta it’s a great thing to do just walk around and sight see.

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• Amy M.

  14 November 2017

  Very interesting great time with my parents.

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• Ronnie Jamal

  08 September 2017

  Awsome place you should come and check it out

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• Deb Dix

  29 August 2017

  Sad this place is not open everyday of the week during the summer. We really wanted to go thru thus home but we always seems to be in town the days they are not open.

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• Brenna Bennett

  15 July 2017

  Mr. Keith was a great guide! Very informative and great dealing with our kids. The house was very well preserved and beautiful!

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• Sara Harwood

  29 June 2017

  Tours on the hour. The docents are passionate and knowledgeable. Very well-restored house, and because it's his boyhood home, the tour focuses entirely on his childhood and family, not on his presidency. It's not only a great museum but a wonderful place to learn about the history of Augusta.

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• Terrie Minneman

  03 June 2017

  It was interesting to learn more about Woodrow Wilson and see how a home would be furnished at that time.

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• Grand Pa Mike

  31 March 2017

  Very nice tour. Under construction, adding new front porch. 2/30/2017

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• Mike Parsons

  04 August 2016

  What I enjoyed was the story of how wounded Confederate Soldiers were hospitalized and treated near Woodrow Wilson home and how seeing the soldiers pain and misery shaped his attitude towards war. Great tour.

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• Mike Sutton

  10 May 2016

  Ok

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• Billy Hall

  28 February 2016

  Loved it.

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