Its a nice way to spend an hour or two in downtown Augusta. There is a good variety of history to this area, and the museum is well laid out to make it easy to navigate. The thing that stuck out the most to me was how under represented the history of slavery was — there were a total of two display cases. Only one of which held an actual artifact. The only other representation was in a man who was a master potter, and he happened to be a slave. It was an after thought. There was a large display of artifacts from when the city was split into white side and black side — the artifacts are all from the black side of town where there were signs that said “no whites”, etc. There were no artifacts from segregation or Jim Crow laws, so it definitely gives the vibe of white sympathy. It’s a small place that’s air conditioned and has free parking, so it’s not a bad place to get out of the sun for a minute. There seems to be a lot of school trips, so just be prepared for that.