American Prohibition Museum: Entry Ticket or Guided Tour

Discover Prohibition history, interact with immersive exhibits and explore 1920s culture at this unique Savannah museum.

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Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Access fascinating exhibits on America's Prohibition Era

  • Option to join a 45-minute guided tour for expert insights

  • Learn about the Temperance Movement and rise of speakeasies

  • See recreated flapper culture and organized crime displays

  • Upgrade for a 35-minute hands-on cocktail class

What’s Included

  • Museum entry ticket

  • 45-minute guided tour (if selected)

  • 35-minute cocktail class (if selected)

About

Step Back in Time at the American Prohibition Museum

Experience a captivating journey through one of the most intriguing chapters of American history at the American Prohibition Museum. Located in the heart of Savannah, this museum offers a fully immersive look at the Prohibition Era. Purchase your entry ticket or enhance your experience with a guided tour for an even deeper understanding.

An Immersive Historical Experience

The museum brings to life the dramatic story of the 1920s-1930s ban on alcohol. Begin your visit exploring detailed exhibits that chronicle the story behind the Temperance Movement, which spurred lawmakers to attempt to create a nation of teetotalers. See the rise of unique cultures, including the rebellion of flappers, jazz music and the clandestine world of the speakeasy. Each gallery is carefully curated to spotlight how this era shaped America's social and cultural landscape.

Meet Influential Characters

As you walk through the museum, meet larger-than-life figures from both sides of the Prohibition debate. Discover the motivators pushing for a dry society and the determined individuals who kept the drinks flowing. Interactive displays and lifelike exhibits introduce you to bootleggers, organized crime leaders and bar owners who shaped the era, alongside temperance advocates famous for their fiery commitment to change.

Guided Tour Option for Deeper Insight

For those eager to dive deeper, opt for the 45-minute guided tour. Knowledgeable guides present captivating stories behind the exhibits and provide context that brings each artifact to life. Learn why Prohibition was enacted, how it influenced crime, and its unexpected impact on American culture.

Speakeasies and Flapper Culture

Discover the origins of hidden bars, known as speakeasies, and the vital role they played during these years. Explore the fashion trends of the time, including flapper dresses and unique styles that defined a rebellious generation. Audio-visual elements and interactive settings transport guests into the vibrant nightlife of the period, making history feel present and engaging.

Organized Crime and the Roaring Twenties

The museum delves into how the ban on alcohol unintentionally fueled the rise of powerful crime organizations. Through realistic scenes and period-appropriate artifacts, you'll see how the struggle between law enforcement and organized criminals contributed to a captivating, sometimes dangerous, dynamic in cities across America.

Enhance Your Visit with a Cocktail Class

For an interactive twist, upgrade your visit with a 35-minute cocktail class (when available). Learn how to create classic drinks under the instruction of expert bartenders and enjoy a hands-on experience that reflects the ingenuity of the Prohibition years. Cocktails are available for purchase onsite.

Plan Your Visit

The American Prohibition Museum is wheelchair accessible, welcoming to all guests and perfect for those who want to explore at their own pace or enjoy added guidance. Drinks are not included but can be purchased at the museum's retro bar. Bring curious minds and step into an unforgettable slice of American heritage in Savannah.

Book your American Prohibition Museum: Entry Ticket or Guided Tour tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all museum exhibits and displays

  • No outside food or drinks allowed inside

  • Younger visitors should be accompanied by an adult

  • Photography is permitted without flash

  • Please arrive on time for guided tours and classes

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm

FAQs

What is included with the basic entry ticket?

The ticket provides access to all museum exhibits. Optional guided tours and cocktail classes are available for an additional cost.

Is the museum suitable for children?

The museum features interactive exhibits and historical displays suitable for most ages; parental discretion is advised due to content on crime and alcohol history.

Are drinks available during my visit?

Beverages can be purchased separately at the museum's speakeasy-style bar. They are not included with the ticket.

Is the museum accessible for wheelchairs?

Yes, the American Prohibition Museum is fully wheelchair accessible.

Know before you go
  • Opening hours: 10:00am – 5:00pm daily

  • Wheelchair accessible museum

  • Guided tour and cocktail class available with upgrade

  • Drinks sold separately at the onsite bar

  • Last entry advised one hour before closing

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation before the day of the experience

Address

209 West St. Julian Street-GA 31401

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Access fascinating exhibits on America's Prohibition Era

  • Option to join a 45-minute guided tour for expert insights

  • Learn about the Temperance Movement and rise of speakeasies

  • See recreated flapper culture and organized crime displays

  • Upgrade for a 35-minute hands-on cocktail class

What’s Included

  • Museum entry ticket

  • 45-minute guided tour (if selected)

  • 35-minute cocktail class (if selected)

About

Step Back in Time at the American Prohibition Museum

Experience a captivating journey through one of the most intriguing chapters of American history at the American Prohibition Museum. Located in the heart of Savannah, this museum offers a fully immersive look at the Prohibition Era. Purchase your entry ticket or enhance your experience with a guided tour for an even deeper understanding.

An Immersive Historical Experience

The museum brings to life the dramatic story of the 1920s-1930s ban on alcohol. Begin your visit exploring detailed exhibits that chronicle the story behind the Temperance Movement, which spurred lawmakers to attempt to create a nation of teetotalers. See the rise of unique cultures, including the rebellion of flappers, jazz music and the clandestine world of the speakeasy. Each gallery is carefully curated to spotlight how this era shaped America's social and cultural landscape.

Meet Influential Characters

As you walk through the museum, meet larger-than-life figures from both sides of the Prohibition debate. Discover the motivators pushing for a dry society and the determined individuals who kept the drinks flowing. Interactive displays and lifelike exhibits introduce you to bootleggers, organized crime leaders and bar owners who shaped the era, alongside temperance advocates famous for their fiery commitment to change.

Guided Tour Option for Deeper Insight

For those eager to dive deeper, opt for the 45-minute guided tour. Knowledgeable guides present captivating stories behind the exhibits and provide context that brings each artifact to life. Learn why Prohibition was enacted, how it influenced crime, and its unexpected impact on American culture.

Speakeasies and Flapper Culture

Discover the origins of hidden bars, known as speakeasies, and the vital role they played during these years. Explore the fashion trends of the time, including flapper dresses and unique styles that defined a rebellious generation. Audio-visual elements and interactive settings transport guests into the vibrant nightlife of the period, making history feel present and engaging.

Organized Crime and the Roaring Twenties

The museum delves into how the ban on alcohol unintentionally fueled the rise of powerful crime organizations. Through realistic scenes and period-appropriate artifacts, you'll see how the struggle between law enforcement and organized criminals contributed to a captivating, sometimes dangerous, dynamic in cities across America.

Enhance Your Visit with a Cocktail Class

For an interactive twist, upgrade your visit with a 35-minute cocktail class (when available). Learn how to create classic drinks under the instruction of expert bartenders and enjoy a hands-on experience that reflects the ingenuity of the Prohibition years. Cocktails are available for purchase onsite.

Plan Your Visit

The American Prohibition Museum is wheelchair accessible, welcoming to all guests and perfect for those who want to explore at their own pace or enjoy added guidance. Drinks are not included but can be purchased at the museum's retro bar. Bring curious minds and step into an unforgettable slice of American heritage in Savannah.

Book your American Prohibition Museum: Entry Ticket or Guided Tour tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all museum exhibits and displays

  • No outside food or drinks allowed inside

  • Younger visitors should be accompanied by an adult

  • Photography is permitted without flash

  • Please arrive on time for guided tours and classes

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm

FAQs

What is included with the basic entry ticket?

The ticket provides access to all museum exhibits. Optional guided tours and cocktail classes are available for an additional cost.

Is the museum suitable for children?

The museum features interactive exhibits and historical displays suitable for most ages; parental discretion is advised due to content on crime and alcohol history.

Are drinks available during my visit?

Beverages can be purchased separately at the museum's speakeasy-style bar. They are not included with the ticket.

Is the museum accessible for wheelchairs?

Yes, the American Prohibition Museum is fully wheelchair accessible.

Know before you go
  • Opening hours: 10:00am – 5:00pm daily

  • Wheelchair accessible museum

  • Guided tour and cocktail class available with upgrade

  • Drinks sold separately at the onsite bar

  • Last entry advised one hour before closing

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation before the day of the experience

Address

209 West St. Julian Street-GA 31401

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Access fascinating exhibits on America's Prohibition Era

  • Option to join a 45-minute guided tour for expert insights

  • Learn about the Temperance Movement and rise of speakeasies

  • See recreated flapper culture and organized crime displays

  • Upgrade for a 35-minute hands-on cocktail class

What’s Included

  • Museum entry ticket

  • 45-minute guided tour (if selected)

  • 35-minute cocktail class (if selected)

About

Step Back in Time at the American Prohibition Museum

Experience a captivating journey through one of the most intriguing chapters of American history at the American Prohibition Museum. Located in the heart of Savannah, this museum offers a fully immersive look at the Prohibition Era. Purchase your entry ticket or enhance your experience with a guided tour for an even deeper understanding.

An Immersive Historical Experience

The museum brings to life the dramatic story of the 1920s-1930s ban on alcohol. Begin your visit exploring detailed exhibits that chronicle the story behind the Temperance Movement, which spurred lawmakers to attempt to create a nation of teetotalers. See the rise of unique cultures, including the rebellion of flappers, jazz music and the clandestine world of the speakeasy. Each gallery is carefully curated to spotlight how this era shaped America's social and cultural landscape.

Meet Influential Characters

As you walk through the museum, meet larger-than-life figures from both sides of the Prohibition debate. Discover the motivators pushing for a dry society and the determined individuals who kept the drinks flowing. Interactive displays and lifelike exhibits introduce you to bootleggers, organized crime leaders and bar owners who shaped the era, alongside temperance advocates famous for their fiery commitment to change.

Guided Tour Option for Deeper Insight

For those eager to dive deeper, opt for the 45-minute guided tour. Knowledgeable guides present captivating stories behind the exhibits and provide context that brings each artifact to life. Learn why Prohibition was enacted, how it influenced crime, and its unexpected impact on American culture.

Speakeasies and Flapper Culture

Discover the origins of hidden bars, known as speakeasies, and the vital role they played during these years. Explore the fashion trends of the time, including flapper dresses and unique styles that defined a rebellious generation. Audio-visual elements and interactive settings transport guests into the vibrant nightlife of the period, making history feel present and engaging.

Organized Crime and the Roaring Twenties

The museum delves into how the ban on alcohol unintentionally fueled the rise of powerful crime organizations. Through realistic scenes and period-appropriate artifacts, you'll see how the struggle between law enforcement and organized criminals contributed to a captivating, sometimes dangerous, dynamic in cities across America.

Enhance Your Visit with a Cocktail Class

For an interactive twist, upgrade your visit with a 35-minute cocktail class (when available). Learn how to create classic drinks under the instruction of expert bartenders and enjoy a hands-on experience that reflects the ingenuity of the Prohibition years. Cocktails are available for purchase onsite.

Plan Your Visit

The American Prohibition Museum is wheelchair accessible, welcoming to all guests and perfect for those who want to explore at their own pace or enjoy added guidance. Drinks are not included but can be purchased at the museum's retro bar. Bring curious minds and step into an unforgettable slice of American heritage in Savannah.

Book your American Prohibition Museum: Entry Ticket or Guided Tour tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Opening hours: 10:00am – 5:00pm daily

  • Wheelchair accessible museum

  • Guided tour and cocktail class available with upgrade

  • Drinks sold separately at the onsite bar

  • Last entry advised one hour before closing

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all museum exhibits and displays

  • No outside food or drinks allowed inside

  • Younger visitors should be accompanied by an adult

  • Photography is permitted without flash

  • Please arrive on time for guided tours and classes

FAQs

What is included with the basic entry ticket?

The ticket provides access to all museum exhibits. Optional guided tours and cocktail classes are available for an additional cost.

Is the museum suitable for children?

The museum features interactive exhibits and historical displays suitable for most ages; parental discretion is advised due to content on crime and alcohol history.

Are drinks available during my visit?

Beverages can be purchased separately at the museum's speakeasy-style bar. They are not included with the ticket.

Is the museum accessible for wheelchairs?

Yes, the American Prohibition Museum is fully wheelchair accessible.

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation before the day of the experience

Address

209 West St. Julian Street-GA 31401

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Access fascinating exhibits on America's Prohibition Era

  • Option to join a 45-minute guided tour for expert insights

  • Learn about the Temperance Movement and rise of speakeasies

  • See recreated flapper culture and organized crime displays

  • Upgrade for a 35-minute hands-on cocktail class

What’s Included

  • Museum entry ticket

  • 45-minute guided tour (if selected)

  • 35-minute cocktail class (if selected)

About

Step Back in Time at the American Prohibition Museum

Experience a captivating journey through one of the most intriguing chapters of American history at the American Prohibition Museum. Located in the heart of Savannah, this museum offers a fully immersive look at the Prohibition Era. Purchase your entry ticket or enhance your experience with a guided tour for an even deeper understanding.

An Immersive Historical Experience

The museum brings to life the dramatic story of the 1920s-1930s ban on alcohol. Begin your visit exploring detailed exhibits that chronicle the story behind the Temperance Movement, which spurred lawmakers to attempt to create a nation of teetotalers. See the rise of unique cultures, including the rebellion of flappers, jazz music and the clandestine world of the speakeasy. Each gallery is carefully curated to spotlight how this era shaped America's social and cultural landscape.

Meet Influential Characters

As you walk through the museum, meet larger-than-life figures from both sides of the Prohibition debate. Discover the motivators pushing for a dry society and the determined individuals who kept the drinks flowing. Interactive displays and lifelike exhibits introduce you to bootleggers, organized crime leaders and bar owners who shaped the era, alongside temperance advocates famous for their fiery commitment to change.

Guided Tour Option for Deeper Insight

For those eager to dive deeper, opt for the 45-minute guided tour. Knowledgeable guides present captivating stories behind the exhibits and provide context that brings each artifact to life. Learn why Prohibition was enacted, how it influenced crime, and its unexpected impact on American culture.

Speakeasies and Flapper Culture

Discover the origins of hidden bars, known as speakeasies, and the vital role they played during these years. Explore the fashion trends of the time, including flapper dresses and unique styles that defined a rebellious generation. Audio-visual elements and interactive settings transport guests into the vibrant nightlife of the period, making history feel present and engaging.

Organized Crime and the Roaring Twenties

The museum delves into how the ban on alcohol unintentionally fueled the rise of powerful crime organizations. Through realistic scenes and period-appropriate artifacts, you'll see how the struggle between law enforcement and organized criminals contributed to a captivating, sometimes dangerous, dynamic in cities across America.

Enhance Your Visit with a Cocktail Class

For an interactive twist, upgrade your visit with a 35-minute cocktail class (when available). Learn how to create classic drinks under the instruction of expert bartenders and enjoy a hands-on experience that reflects the ingenuity of the Prohibition years. Cocktails are available for purchase onsite.

Plan Your Visit

The American Prohibition Museum is wheelchair accessible, welcoming to all guests and perfect for those who want to explore at their own pace or enjoy added guidance. Drinks are not included but can be purchased at the museum's retro bar. Bring curious minds and step into an unforgettable slice of American heritage in Savannah.

Book your American Prohibition Museum: Entry Ticket or Guided Tour tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Opening hours: 10:00am – 5:00pm daily

  • Wheelchair accessible museum

  • Guided tour and cocktail class available with upgrade

  • Drinks sold separately at the onsite bar

  • Last entry advised one hour before closing

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all museum exhibits and displays

  • No outside food or drinks allowed inside

  • Younger visitors should be accompanied by an adult

  • Photography is permitted without flash

  • Please arrive on time for guided tours and classes

FAQs

What is included with the basic entry ticket?

The ticket provides access to all museum exhibits. Optional guided tours and cocktail classes are available for an additional cost.

Is the museum suitable for children?

The museum features interactive exhibits and historical displays suitable for most ages; parental discretion is advised due to content on crime and alcohol history.

Are drinks available during my visit?

Beverages can be purchased separately at the museum's speakeasy-style bar. They are not included with the ticket.

Is the museum accessible for wheelchairs?

Yes, the American Prohibition Museum is fully wheelchair accessible.

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation before the day of the experience

Address

209 West St. Julian Street-GA 31401

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