Visit The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson
The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson offers a glimpse into the lives of a Southern family with Northern roots in that tumultuous decade, the 1860s. You will hear stories of the South’s secession, preparations for war, sectional division of a Protestant denomination, shortages of food and money, and sacrifices made to support a lost cause. You will also hear stories of defeat and reunion, all which would profoundly affect the 28th President as he served as Commander in Chief during the First World War. It was in this manse that Wilson first learned leadership skills, began his struggle to become our most educated President, and grounded his profound Christian faith. Historic Augusta, Inc. is pleased to have reopened the doors of the Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson.
Tour Admission:
Adults
$10
Seniors & Military
$8
Students K-12
$5
Children Under 5
Free!
Guided tours are offered Wednesday – Saturday at 10am, 11am, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm. Reservations are encouraged.
Visitors are encouraged to make a reservation for a guided tour for a selected date and time. Reservations can be made by calling Historic Augusta at (706) 722-9828. We may not be able to accommodate walk-up patrons.
- Guests may pre-pay by credit card to secure the reservation.
- Each guided tour is limited to ten visitors.
- All tours begin in front of the Boyhood Home of President Wilson located at 419 Seventh Street. Parking is provided in the adjacent lot at Historic Augusta, Inc.
- Visitors are not permitted to touch any surface in the museum other than the staircase railing for safety.
We appreciate your support of Historic Augusta and the Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson.