Located on the corner of Peachtree Street and Houston, the Gone With the Wind Museum at Brumby Hall is a museum dedicated to the 1939 film starring Clark Gable and Vivian Leigh. It's one of many stops along Atlanta's Path Through History attraction. 

Located in a historic building constructed in 1893, the original function of this site was as a boarding house for mill workers. During the 1930s, it served as the first location of Gone With the Wind author Margaret Mitchell's apartment.

In 1986, a group of private citizens banded together to create a museum in this location. They joined with the City of Atlanta and the State of Georgia to have it open on December 15th, 1988. In 1989, they received state approval to begin selling Gone With The Wind souvenirs, which continues today.

The exhibits on display highlight Margaret Mitchell's life and career, including a piece of one of the original sets from the movie version. There are also a number of items donated by Vivien Leigh, who played Scarlett O'Hara in the 1939 film production. In 2003, this museum was designated as Georgia's Official State Film Location for its connection to Gone With The Wind, bringing it to the attention of fans all over the world.

Attractions and Amenities in The Gone With the Wind Museum at Brumby

• The museum features a wide range of memorabilia from the film, including costumes, props, and set pieces. There is also an extensive collection of items related to the historical context in which the novel was written.
• Guests can also watch a short film about the making of the movie.
• There are several restaurants within walking distance of the museum.
• Tourist attractions nearby are also Civil War battle sites, Martin Luther King Jr.'s childhood home, and Stone Mountain Park.
• Hours of operation are Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with

This information is provided by The Homestar Group.