Was a very nice experience especially if you like museums about local history and culture, some of my wife’s family live in Augusta and we visit occasionally. They have plenty of interactive and interesting things to do, they also have an audio tour that you just use a QR code with your phone, was very clean and so where the restrooms. They also has some nice souvenirs.

– Cory Yeadon

All I know of Augusta is that it's the home of the Masters, it's on the Savannah River, it's downtown has seen better days, and that is perfectly half way between Beaufort SC and Atlanta GA.
Now that I've visited the Augusta Museum of History I know a lot more about the town and the people it has produced, primarily it's native son James Brown.
But there's a lot more to the region, from Native American settlers to riverboats to trains. I'm fact there's a full size engine right in the museum.
If your looking for a good overview of the town and the region the Augusta Mission of History is the perfect place to get it in a couple of hours. After the museum, walk the Riverwalk and then through the town to see all the places you just learned about and experience the resilience of the townspeople as the celebrate their heritage.

– Jason Lake

This museum has so much to offer. Lots of history shared throughout. The cost is minimal. They don’t offer much as for a gift shop nor cafe area. Several restaurants are with walking distance.

– Kentrell Charles