A visitor spent about ninety minutes at the museum, especially liked the Georgia turpentine section and friendly front-desk help, and reported difficulty finding visitor parking during that visit.
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Trace Georgia's Coastal Plain from prehistoric environments through modern communities in a compact university museum with permanent natural- and cultural-history galleries, rotating exhibits and educational programs.

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Trace Georgia's Coastal Plain from prehistoric environments through modern communities in a compact university museum with permanent natural- and cultural-history galleries, rotating exhibits and educational programs.
Statesboro · $5 general; children under 3 and qualifying Georgia Southern visitors free · 60–90 minutes
Georgia Southern University Museum · 2142 Southern Drive, Rosenwald Building #0104, Statesboro, GA 30458
Tue–Fri 9am–5pm; Sun 2–5pm
Closed Monday, Saturday and university holidays. Free campus parking uses the AMP Parking app and a promo code from the museum front desk.

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Current hours, parking process, entrance directions, address and exhibit scope; this page still shows a conflicting $4 adult price.
CheckedCurrent operator details and $5 adult admission.
CheckedLive university payment page confirming $5 adult admission.
CheckedLocal tourism corroboration of the current venue, address and Coastal Plain focus.
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CheckedVisitor information phone: 912-478-5444
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A visitor spent about ninety minutes at the museum, especially liked the Georgia turpentine section and friendly front-desk help, and reported difficulty finding visitor parking during that visit.
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