I visited the Marietta (GA ) Aviation Museum on 21 Mar 13. This museum is located next to the Lockheed aircraft plant. C-141B -- 660186 is on display. Volunteer’s are in the process of restoring the aircraft. Mr. Barnes said if you know where any engine and pylons, flaps, spoilers and any spare parts, they would be greatly appreciated if... More

If you want to have a great time and spend time with family.You may consider this museum.Kids will love it and you will have surrounding cafes and nice places to enjoy visiting.Have fun.

We visited this museum on a Saturday afternoon using a 2-for-1 Living Social deal voucher. The museum was very quiet and there were only two other people there. It is small and only took us about an hour and a half to get through, but it was very interesting and well worth the trip. We are members of the Atlanta... More

Unlike a lot of little towns that purport to have little history museums, Marietta actually had one that is far superior to the run of the mill local history museum. All exhibits are attractively displayed and presented in an interesting way. The 9 year old I was with absolutely loved wandering around the exhibits and reading about them. Definitely worth... More

The museum presents a good overview of Atlanta's history, especially the Civil War era. Definitely worth the visit, if you are interested in Atlanta's days gone by.

They have nice exhibitions, and parking is easy. Great place to take kids for their first "art museum" experience.

The Marietta Museum of History isn't very big or well-known, but it is full of Southern charm and history. My grandfather loved perusing the military gallery (with TONS of guns) and I myself liked the 1940s kitchen! So cute! Not to mention the ADORABLE boy/girl scout exhibit! For such a low admission price ($5 for seniors and students, $7 for... More

We visited the museum on June 26th. Parking in front of the museum is only allowed for 2 hours. Once you listen to the little histories of the guide you will lose track of time. So be prepared. They have something for everyone: houselife, military history, Andrew Raiders, Dresses of Civil War, ... Watch out for General Sherman's Headquarters (sorry... More

This is a lovely, treasure-trove of local history. The history of the building itself is worth the visit. Originally a hotel called the Fletcher House, James Andrews and some of his men stayed at the hotel the night before their famous raid featured in The Great Locomotive Chase. It was also used as a hospital and morgue during the Civil... More