Graveface Museum
Graveface Museum in Savannah, Georgia is a unique museum that showcases a collection of oddities, curiosities, and strange artifacts. From taxidermy to vintage medical equipment, the museum offers a one-of-a-kind experience for those fascinated by the macabre and bizarre.
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Staff was very nice very knowledgeable very lax about kids and you get a 2 day pass very worth the money.
Aug 9, 2026 · Google ReviewAmazing experience! The guides were fantastic and gave great detail. Wouldn’t recommend for young or very sensitive people but it is truly worth a visit or even two to absorb it all!
Aug 9, 2026 · Google ReviewGREAT PLACE GREAT PEOPLE JUST AWSOME, THE SHORT HAIR BLOND WAS REALLY HELPFULL WHEN I CAME BACK CAUSE SHE WENT OUT OF HER WAY BASICLY FOR ONE ONE TOUR WHERE I MISSED
Aug 7, 2026 · Google ReviewThis place is a must visit when in Savannah
Aug 6, 2026 · Google ReviewIts an awesome true crime museum. I recommend it to anyone with interest in the macabre. The staff really knew their stuff. They knew everything about everything in that building. They were very friendly and awesome at giving finer details about the exhibits. The John Wayne Gacy and Ed Gein exhibits blew my mind. Ive watched movies and shows about both. I've read lots of material on both. I still learned new things from those exhibits and the staff!!
Jul 28, 2026 · Google ReviewI arrived about three hours before closing, thinking that would be plenty of time. It definitely wasn't. There was so much to take in, and every exhibit was fascinating. The endless artifacts really bring you face-to-face with the reality that these weren't just media-created monsters or caricatures of evil. They were someone's neighbors. They had families, siblings, friends, and people who loved them. You get to know what those closest to them remembered before they became notorious serial killers. Seeing their humanity placed alongside the horrific acts they committed is a surreal and unsettling experience. Fortunately, the museum was kind enough to let me return the following day using the same ticket so I could finish my visit. The Ed Gein exhibition has a strict limit of only 10 visitors at a time, and I kept missing my opportunity on the first day. Fortunately, there are several awesome free pinball machines to engage you if you are stuck waiting around for a bit. I'm so glad I was able to come back and experience the entire museum at a more relaxed pace. If you're planning a visit, give yourself far more time than you think you'll need. It's a fascinating museum that's well worth exploring thoroughly.
Jul 27, 2026 · Google ReviewSpooky fun
Jul 27, 2026 · Google ReviewVery cool place. Highly recommend
Jul 26, 2026 · Google ReviewMust-see for anyone who loves the macabre or true crime. Collections of oddities, occult, and killer facts. Warning it's a little cramped and the building gets hot. Even with controlled access to some exhibits to groups of 10, guests were still bumping into each other. However the John Wayne Gacy and Ed Gein exhibits were amazing and the knowledge of the staff wowed me. I don't want to share alot of pics, you need to experience it.
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