Andersonville Civil War Village

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496 Cemetery Rd
Andersonville, GA 31711
+1 (229) 924-0343
http://andersonvillegeorgia.com

Andersonville Civil War Village in Andersonville, Georgia, attracts eighty thousand visitors annually, offering a unique glimpse into Civil War history and the experiences of Federal prisoners. The village features a museum, craft shops, and significant historical sites, including the Wirz Monument and a seven-acre pioneer farm that showcases mid-1800s life.

As a popular destination for motor coach and school groups, Andersonville provides complimentary step-on tour guides to enhance the visitor experience. Additionally, the Drummer Boy Museum is acclaimed as one of the best Civil War museums in the United States, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

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