Our Three Museums
Art, History, and Architecture in Savannah
Telfair Museums offers a unique understanding of Savannah’s place in our collective American past through art, history, and architecture. Mary Telfair’s 19th-century vision has uplifted the people of this city and beyond for more than a century. Her legacy continues to inspire.
Located in Savannah’s Historic District, Telfair Museums is comprised of three unique sites. Tickets include unlimited visits to all three sites and are valid for one week from the time of purchase.
Jepson Center & Telfair Children’s Art Museum
This striking building is home to two of Savannah’s artistic gems:
Jepson Center – Where new exhibits arrive and change the way our visitors see the world. Bold and contemporary, Jepson Presents showcases today’s most thought-provoking artists from around the world, inviting you to experience Savannah’s future through the lens of innovation and imagination.
CAM: The Children’s Art Museum – Where kids don’t just see art, they touch it, build it, and become part of it. It’s a fully immersive, hands-on world where creativity comes alive. It’s where young minds explore by joyfully diving into art.
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Telfair Academy
Step into the city’s artistic beginnings. Telfair Academy is the oldest art museum in the South. Housed in a stately historic mansion, it connects Savannah’s past with centuries of American and European art. It’s where Savannah’s creative legacy began.
Owens–Thomas House & Slave Quarters
Savannah’s story is deeper than its beauty. At the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters, layered histories come to life through the voices and spaces of those who shaped them. It’s a moving experience that brings you closer to the city’s full and complicated truth. Savannah has its secrets. This house knows them.
