The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson

Woodrow Wilson, the 28th leader of the United States, experienced childhood in Augusta, Georgia. His home, the Woodrow Wilson Boyhood home, was worked in 1859 and is presently a National Historic Landmark that fills in as a house gallery portraying life amid the Civil War and Reconstruction periods.

The exhibition hall is both an instructive office and memorable fascination. Each room is done in the tableaux style, influencing you to feel as though you have ventured back so as to the mid 1800's. Guided visits are accessible through Historic Augusta, which offers you a definite record of the life and times of Woodrow Wilson.