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The museum was founded in 1965, and was originally located on River Street. Since 1996, it has been located in the historic William Scarbrough House (built 1819). Scarbrough was a principal owner of the steamship "Savannah," which was the first steam-powered vessel to cross the ocean. The museum's collection includes model ships and maritime artifacts from the 1700s & 1800s. Our gardens take up a whole city block of the Historic District and are free of charge each day from 10-5, with free WiFi. Museum entry is less than $10.

The largest gardens in Historic Savannah are the setting for a museum celebrating the maritime history of Savannah, Georgia. Garden entry is free, and the gardens are available for corporate and wedding rentals.

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