The Rome Area History Museum invites guests to take a “walk through time,” beginning with the early settlements of the region up through the more recent history of Rome, Georgia and the surrounding area. The storied and rich past of the area reveals diverse lifeways and people have helped to shape its unique Southern portrait. Open to the public Wednesday to Saturday, the museum is a great stop in Rome for any history buffs or people who just want to learn more about the place in which they live or are visiting, especially since there is no fee for admission.

305 Broad St, Rome, GA 30161, Phone: 706-235-8051

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