ABAC's Georgia Museum of Agriculture

Me encanto pase una experiencia linda recorde viejos tiempos

Wonderful❤❤

Went for the folklife festival, and the whole family truly enjoyed it. If you have little ones getting around in the train is most convenient. If you want to get all your steps in, then get ready to walk as there are lots of different houses and buildings to see. I enjoyed walking the art exhibit as it did iffer air conditioner on a very hot spring day. The praline blue bell ice cream was top tier. Staff was friendly from beginning to end.

I loved every minute of the museum! We weren't able to get the full experience of the museum due to us arriving an hour and a half before they closed for that day, but we thoroughly enjoyed learning the history of some of the attractions. We will definitely be back to gain the full experience!

We visited the Georgia Museum of Agriculture (which is linked through the Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, if you see the ABAC logo and are curious what it means like I was), this is a fun museum that we took with our toddler. When you initially arrive at the country store, there are signs for the peanut museum (it has been removed so it’s just confusing signage), and you can purchase your admission that comes with a train ride (train is only operates on Saturdays). You purchase your tickets from the country store but once the train arrives, it takes you to the middle of the area and you can walk around and see what the agricultural industry was like in the early 1900’s. All of the staff we encountered were so friendly, and it was a lot of walking but it made for a great day especially for our toddler who loved the swing set area and the train ride. There is a souvenir shop that appeared to have snacks near the Feed and Seed spot, and inside the Country Store, there’s an ice cream shop. Overall, a different experience but thankful it was not too warm today!

Wow! We happened upon this place by sheer luck. We were just looking for a place to spend the night during our drive down to Florida and stopped over in Tifton. I looked up places to take the kids and so glad we decided to enter this blast from the past. Everyone was so friendly and wonderful. Randy in the woodworking shop went above and beyond to make the day even more special for the kids. The steam powered train is such a cool experience. Definitely will be stopping by here next time we are traveling down I-75. Thank you to everyone at the village, country store and museum.

Interesting look into Georgia history at the turn of the century. Watched how corn meal was ground by using power of a working water mill ! The metal worker made our group a hook and enjoyed ice cream and a bbq sandwich at the Cafe.

This was a wonderful experience. Looking through the farm houses and equipment throughout the years. There was a grist mill,blacksmith,printshop, stores. Very educational and fun. Also, includes a fun train ride.