The Old Sorrel Weed House Museum & Tours

We've got some new display cases in our lower level showcasing hardware of the home, unique finds discovered on the property, and items of importance to the history of Southern Antebellum Savannah!

Revisiting a museum that is constantly changing is like playing the game "Spot the Differences" so let's go through each room and list some of the changes made this past year!

Laundry Room: Clothes wringers, clothes pins, baskets, walls, laundry day write up, coal and coal stove write up, new display cases coming soon

Revisiting a museum that is constantly changing is like playing the game "Spot the Differences" so let's go through each room and list some of the changes made this past year!

Gentlemen's Parlor: No more book case, piano music display, lamps, desk articles, table chairs

Revisiting a museum that is constantly changing is like playing the game "Spot the Differences" so let's go through each room and list some of the changes made this past year!

Dining Room: Silver sets, candlesticks, goodbye George Washington, hello mirror, palm trees, side seating, a historical write-up on Southern Antebellum dining etiquette

Revisiting a museum that is constantly changing is like playing the game "Spot the Differences" so let's go through each room and list some of the changes made this past year!

Women's Parlor: Center couch, tea sets, china cabinet displays, oil lamps, creepy dolls, portraits of Lucinda and Matilda Moxley, 1870 swiss cylinder music box (that still works! Ask your guide to play it on your next visit!)

Do you work in hospitality or tourism? No reservation needed, just join us between 12-8 pm on June 4th!

We found this beautifully ornate Victorian mourning fan and knew it would fit right in with our viewing coffin!

Check out this amazing painting of Francis Sorrel completed by one of our ghost guides, Bridget!