Georgia Railroad Museum

Day Three, Railroad History Museum. It. Was.Steamy. Hot. We would run from shade to shade b/c the humidity was going right through our clothes! When we would get to the a/c, it would be cold b/c our clothing was so wet.  The kids had a good time "driving" the hand rail carts and Levi even signed in the guest book. There was so much history, science and engineering involved in this museum, I couldn't grasp onto all of the info with all my kids running around...but, glad we went. 

Savannah Children's Museum

Day Two of our Savannah tours. It was overcast, which was lovely b/c it was all outdoors and HOT. The kids had a great time in the mists, play areas, chalk tables, large playsets, frogs running around and foam blocks. I would go back again if it weren't so hot now in the summer! Always so nice to be outside and enjoy creative play. 

Savannah History Museum

Day one of our three day excursion of the city museums. The Savannah History Museum was our first stop. It was good for the kids to see the real life photos, especially b/c the Juliann Low was the founder of the Girls Scouts here in Savannah. We looked like we were on a Vivent Fieldtrip with all of our many many kids! We played dress up, took lots of pics, ran around and corralled the kids. Afterwards we had to hit up the Great American Cookie Co where we got the stuffed cookies. amazing! Ruby didn't want to stop eating them!