Marietta Gone With The Wind Museum

4.4(452)

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About

Housed in the historic 1851 Brumby Hall, the Marietta Gone With The Wind Museum offers a distinctive business event setting steeped in Southern history and cinematic legacy. The venue features rare costumes, original movie memorabilia, and an art collection that brings the iconic novel and film to life.

Surrounding gardens provide a serene outdoor space ideal for receptions or breaks, while the Carriage House displays film facades that add unique character. Just a mile from Marietta Square, this museum blends cultural richness with a peaceful atmosphere for memorable corporate gatherings.

Best for

Intimate client dinners with historic ambiance
Small executive meetings in elegant gardens
Cultural team-building & inspiration sessions

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Standout features

Historic Architecture

Brumby Hall, built in 1851

The museum is housed in Brumby Hall, a historic dwelling spared during the Civil War and offering a tangible connection to the era surrounding the novel and film. The building itself enriches the visitor experience with authentic period architecture.

Rare Memorabilia Collection

Original costumes and iconic film pieces

Features original and rare items including Scarlett O’Hara’s mourning bonnet, the Bengaline Honeymoon gown, Bonnie Blue’s riding outfit, Rhett Butler’s jacket, and original costume sketches by Walter Plunkett, offering a unique glimpse into the

Gardens and Grounds

Beautifully manicured gardens and film facade displays

Visitors can enjoy peaceful strolls through the well-maintained gardens surrounding Brumby Hall, including the Carriage House which displays pieces of the film’s Tara facade, blending cinematic history with serene outdoor space.

At a glance

Rated 4.4 on Google · 452 reviews