"A must-see attraction in Augusta, the Woodrow Wilson Boyhood Home is a beautifully restored historic house museum and National Historic Landmark honoring the early life of America’s 28th President. "
Recommended For
History buffs
Walk through Wilson’s childhood home and explore the roots of a U.S. president
Architecture enthusiasts
Admire 1859 Federal-style architecture with Tuscan columns and original brickwork
Educational groups
Docent-led tours and school-friendly programming bring Civil War history to life
Highlights & Features
- Historic Significance: Wilson lived here from 1860–1872, during the Civil War and Reconstruction
- Authentic Restoration: Furnishings and décor recreate the home as it was in the 1860s
- “Tom” Window: See the bedroom window with “Tom” etched into the glass, believed to be by Wilson himself
- Manse & Carriage House: Explore the restored home, outbuildings, and lush landscaped yard
- Special Events: Holiday tours and President’s Day programming offer fun for all ages
Visitor Information
- Tours: Guided tours only, Thursday–Saturday, beginning hourly from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
- Group Visits: Reservations available for schools and private groups
- Admission: Tickets required; inquire via website or by phone
Venue Rentals
The Woodrow Wilson Boyhood Home is available for intimate gatherings of up to 36 seated guests or 75 for receptions. Rentals include elegant parlor rooms, a catering-ready kitchen, and landscaped outdoor space. A complimentary private tour can be arranged for guests.
Plan Your Visit
Address: 419 Seventh Street, Augusta, Georgia 30901
Phone: 706-722-9828
Website: wilsonboyhoodhome.org
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Plan Your Trip