The Augusta History Museum volunteers invite you to join them for Kids Day on September 13 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the museum, 275 Webster Street. Bring the family and spend the day playing games and enjoying snacks. Take a tour of the museum and learn about Augusta's history.
As a bonus, it falls on the same day as the Journey For Charity Tractor Cruise, a "food pantry" tractor parade. Bring some canned goods, and when the parade rolls by the museum, our local farmers will collect donations. Please consider donating; monetary donations are also accepted. This annual event is held on the 2nd Sunday in September.
Join Our History-Loving Community! If you love the unique charm and deep roots of Augusta and the surrounding communities, we would love to have you as a member of the Friends of Historic Augusta! Becoming part of our community is incredibly easy, and your involvement helps us preserve our local heritage for generations to come. Visit the "Get Involved" page on our website at
augustamomuseum.com.
Pull Up a Chair for "Tell It Like It Was" Stories: There is nothing quite like hearing history straight from the people who lived it. If you want to dive into the collection of local stories, memories, and interviews, the museum makes it easy to find them at
augustamomuseum.com by clicking the “Tell It Like It Was” tab.
