The American Prohibition Museum was def a great visit! It was easy to get to (right in the Savannah City Market), navigate and provided a terrific history of the Prohibition era. We took tons of pics as everything was so interesting. We did not have drinks, but there is a speakeasy at the end if you want to finish the tour there.

We learned so much about American society and the movement that led to prohibition as well as the unintended consequences and what led to the repeal of prohibition. Leaned that the federal income tax was started to balance out the revenue which was lost with passing prohibition! A great way to spend a couple hours in Savannah!

A great museum well worth a visit. The exhibits are both entertaining and informative. And ending up in a speakeasy setting is fun. Great cocktail selection. Docents are friendly and knowledgeable about the Prohibition era.

What a wonderful museum! Way exceeded expectations! Pay the money for the guided tour and the drink! If you are lucky enough to get Rodney as your tour guide, you will really love it! He was amazing! Very informative and fun!

We heard about this museum on a Savannah historic walking tour, and decided to check it out. It's in the City Market area, and at first, we it thought might be a bit "cheesy." But to our surprise, the museum does a great job. It tells a very thorough account of prohibition, its many factions, and public policy implications. Overall, a good stop - very educational but entertaining at the same time!

Walked through this museum yesterday after a day strolling through Savannahs streets. Very informative venue with friendly staff who are willing to answer any questions you may have. Nicely arranged and laid out. Very organized.

I was doubtful about taking this tour, but it turned out to be very interesting. The on-line information seemed to be pushing drinking, which is a turn-off to me. But we decided to take the guided tour and were glad we did. Our tour guide explained the events and mindset leading up to prohibition, what conditions were like during prohibition, and then why prohibition was eventually repealed. I came away with a much better understanding of the history of that period of time. Well worth the time and ticket price for a guided tour (purchased on-line).

Interesting museum on the history of prohibition in the country. Uses a mix of mediums (wax figures, video technology, etc.) to explain the time period to museum goers. There is a speakeasy where you can order beverages (you can also get mocktails if you do not drink). Bathrooms are available near the speakeasy area of the museum. Bartender at the speakeasy was a little harried (perhaps short-staffed that day)? When it turned out the drink I wanted from the menu wasn't available, instead of asking/waiting for me to select another option, he skipped over me and continued with the next person in line, so ended up leaving without a beverage.

I love small museums dedicated to one particular subject. The museum was fun with many nice displays and I learned a lot about this small period of time in American History. It is located in the City Market.