Sallie Ellis Davis House

Sallie Ellis Davis House in Milledgeville. · Visit Milledgeville / Milledgeville-Baldwin County Convention & Visitors Bureau; photographer not identified · Credits & licenses

What to expect

Tour the preserved home of African American educator Sallie Ellis Davis and learn about her work at Eddy School and community life in segregated Milledgeville.

Milledgeville · $3 adults; $2 eligible seniors and students; some visitors free · About 30 minutes

Sallie Ellis Davis House · 301 South Clarke Street, Milledgeville, GA 31061

Wed & Fri 10am–4pm; first & third weekends only

Tours begin on the hour Wednesday and Friday 10am–4pm, first and third Saturdays 10am–4pm, and Sundays of those weekends 2–4pm. The operator says the last tour begins at 4pm. Confirm semester and holiday scheduling before travel.

• An educator's preserved historic home
• Interpreted period rooms
• African American education and neighborhood history

Before you go

• The first-and-third-weekend schedule is narrower than every Saturday or Sunday; confirm the specific date.
• The museum accepts credit and debit cards only.
• Adults are $3. Seniors 60+, ages 6–18, non-GCSU college students with ID and prebooked groups of five or more are $2. Children under six and GCSU students, faculty and staff are free.
• The operator describes ADA access and two accessible parking spaces; ask about the exact tour route for your needs.
• Groups should arrange a tour; the museum says groups of 25 or fewer work best.

Check the organizer’s latest details before leaving; schedules and availability can change.