Visit

PLAN your visit

Begin your visit by checking in at the Gift Shop located inside a refurbished 1830s log cabin. The Gift Shop features a variety of local handcrafted gifts and small batch mercantile goods. Credit card payment is encouraged as a touchless payment option. To prevent the spread of germs, stylus pens (provided) should be used to operate the interactive touchscreens located throughout the museum. You are free to explore the museum campus at your own leisure. Our interactive touchscreens and comprehensive exhibits have been designed to facilitate a self-guided experience based on your personal interests.

For the safety of all museum guests and staff, all museum guests should wear a mask while inside the Root House facilities.

Museum & Gift Shop Hours

OPEN:
Wednesdays....10am - 4pm
Thursdays.........10am - 4pm
Fridays...............10am - 4pm
Saturdays.........10am - 4pm

Museum ADMISSION

$9 for ADULTS (18+)
$6 for STUDENTS (6-17)
$7 for SENIORS (65+)
FREE for MEMBERS
CLICK HERE for discount pricing for groups of ten or more. 

PARKING

Limited free parking is available at the museum. 2-hour public parking is available in the city lot located adjacent to the museum. Several pay-to-park options are nearby offering $5 all-day parking.

DIRECTIONS

I-75 N from Atlanta
Take I-75 N to North Marietta Parkway NE (exit 265)
Turn LEFT and follow North Marietta Parkway NE to Polk Street
The museum is located at the SE corner of Polk Street and North Marietta Parkway

I-75 S from Chattanooga
Take I-75 S to North Marietta Parkway NE (exit 265)
Turn RIGHT and follow North Marietta Parkway NE to Polk Street
The museum is located at the SE corner of Polk Street and North Marietta Parkway

"I would highly recommend this museum to anyone who has an interest in local history or the antebellum time period. The tour was very informative and the house itself was like stepping back in time. I only wish I lived close enough to visit more..."

-Ashley S.

"The whole family learned something and my teens enjoyed the tour, too."

-Teresa P.

"Lots of great "little" touches make it easy to imagine the folks still living there, and our guide was very personable as well as knowledgeable. A wonderful experience, and given that my wife and I both write Civil War history, we're not an easy audience to please. We highly recommend it."

-Robert S.