We had an amazing visit to the Webb Military Museum! A special thank you to Lorie, the volunteer who helped our group. She was incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and kind--especially with our three small children. Lorie gave us a brief history of how the museum started and explained the items came from Mr. Webb's personal collection. She answered all of the kids' questions with patience and kindness, which made the experience even more enjoyable for our family. The collection itself is very impressive, featuring artifacts from the U.S., Germany, the Vietnam era, and even items connected to Hussein. There is so much to see and learn. We truly appreciated the warm welcome and the time Lorie spent with us. It made our visit memorable! read more

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A privately owned military museum, this is no more than a large room, but is packed with historic memorabilia. While the owner was not there the day I visited, the retired Army medic who was working was nonetheless able to provide a lot of detailed information about the provenance of some of the artifacts. Pretty much the whole military history of the country is covered, and while you certainly won't get a comprehensive historical treatise, for someone who is already knowledgeable, the details here will add color to textbook history. For me, I had to settle for this after finding that Parris Island was closed to non-service members for the weekend, and while it certainly is nothing like that experience would have been, this little museum nonetheless provides a compelling entry to the variety of historical sites in Savannah. read more

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We read the reviews and just knew that we had to stop in! We were visiting Savannah for a long weekend and during our time there, we took the hop on/hop off trolley and there was a stop about 1 block away from this museum. Webb Military Museum is a gem in Savannah! It is small, but packed with SO MANY artifacts you don't know where to look first! We were greeted by the owner and he spend time with us giving us the highlights of his private collection and stories from his childhood in Europe, his parents, etc. It was a real personal insight that placed you in war torn Europe. This made it a one-of-a-kind experience. The cases are organized by the war and there were various artifacts that we have never seen before. It was great for the military buff I was with, but even though I am not really interested in this type of museum, it was still very much worth seeing because it highlights such an important time in our history. So definitely go check it out. read more

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The Webb Military Museum is a great little gem of Savannah. An amazingly huge personal collection of military paraphernalia and artifacts that is shared with the world. It's a walk thru history from the 18th century to modern day. You may look at it as a bunch of cluttered stuff jammed into this small space, but if you give it adequate time to examine each cabinet, above, below, and in between them, you'll keep finding treasures. I'm pretty sure I could visit this museum numerous times and find things I missed on previous visits. The biggest down side to such a crammed display of artifacts though is the lack of space to adequately label or explain each item. Being an Army vet myself with a deep interest and knowledge of military history helped, as did exploring the place with two other military history nerds. I recommend bringing one with you too unless you can get Mr. Webb to give you a tour. read more

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Yeah this was one of the highlights of my Christmas Trip to Savannah. I found out about this place thanks to the Trolley Tour I took on Day 1 - - our colorful driver "Ellis" mentioned this place and highly recommended it. He also said anything is for sale inside - everything has a price. Turned out to be a really informative and interesting experience. The lady who worked there gave me the low-down, it's Mr Webb's private collection, dedicated to his parents. It's $10 and I saw the awesome memorabilia and there were a lot of items there I've never seen in real life - only on TV or documentaries. So go for it. Triple A you get a $1 discount. So many cool things here, every war we've been in, and she told me some really cool stories. Best visits I'd say to go are when Mr Webb is there (she said if you email him and request his presence that he will try to make it there and provide the tour himself). He tells a lot of great stories, but she also filled me in as well. Also if you're the only one there- that's a great time too because she'll have the time to explain some stories in detail. The German Soldier's war helmets - that have been hit with shrapnel and damaged by gunfire - you know they didn't live through that. Those were eye opening. Lots of old newspapers and articles there. The story about the Red Baron and how he was murdered - that was really cool, she explained it to me. I thought this place really took you back in time. I told her that I think every kid or history class should do a tour here and walk through to get the real deal so you can link it to your textbooks and google. She said they do have class tours here - - a great experience I wish I had when I was a kid growing up learning about our history. Really cool place that I highly recommend! Took my Christmas Vacation to a whole new level. read more

This was a last minute decision and a very worthwhile one. We spent almost a full hour looking through the collection. When we arrived, Alice, was very helpful and informative. We completed a scavenger hunt to go along with each of the cases and received a "prize" at the end. She also gave us a complimentary Savannah book. Definitely will recommend to others visiting Savannah. read more

A very unique and diverse collection of military weapons, uniforms, documents, photos, and other sundries spanning more than a century. Mr. Webb himself was there the day I went, and gave a intriguing overview of his family history and his connection to his personal collection. I definitely found the place worth the time and price. read more

Very cool small museum tucked away in historic Savannah. Owner is very friendly and knowledgeable, and has lots of stories and information about the collection. Essentially his personal collection, well-displayed and with captions about the origin of each artifact. Lots of uniforms, some weapons, plenty of artwork and small items. And, a surprise for this airplane geek, a MiG-21 nose hidden away behind the entry. From Russia by way of East Germany, it is well-preserved and accompanied by helmets, pressure suit, logbook, etc. Kid-friendly, though our toddler didn't get much out of it- wait till they're school age. Well worth a visit if you're a history buff, and even if you're not- some amazing personal stories behind the history. Makes history come to life, and brings it close to you- these are your parents and grandparents, and seeing what they went through is profound. read more

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Gregg Webb owes and operates this museum. It's his personal collection. He's a phenomenal individual with an incredible collection. It's not all about Savannah, but definitely a must visit while you're here. read more

We spent four days in Savannah doing all the usual stuff - touring old homes, going on ghost tours, experiencing former slave quarters, but our very favorite outing? The Webb Military museum. Wow! It is fantastic. It's a small space packed full with artifacts dating from the Revolutionary War - Cold War. If you're lucky enough to go when Mr Webb is there, it makes the experience even that more grand. Thank you to Mr Webb for caring enough to collect and share history that is vital to understanding this great country's journey up to today. He greatly impacted our 14 and 18 year old children. We will return anytime we are in Savannah! read more

We were visiting Amelia Island, FL from Michigan and decided to take a day trip to Savannah. After hitting up BRCC for coffee, I took my two sons to the Webb Museum (ages 18 and 13). We knew it was a fairly small building, and thought it might be kind of cool, but we really didn't know what to expect. We were BLOWN away by the content and quality. So many amazing, unique, historical and personal items. We could have spent much longer here...and wish we did. We actually bought our tickets from the owners daughter. She was amazing. Sweet, helpful and knowledgeable. My son was purchasing a souvenir on the way out, and the owner himself walked in! That was so great. I wish I could have stayed and talked to him for hours. He was super cool and I am SO thankful that he is sharing his collection with the world. It would have been great to actually do a tour of the museum with him. Some of the stories he was telling us about his collection were insane. But we all learned a lot. And we saw many things we'd never seen or even heard of before. There were literally too many cool items to list. I sincerely hope we get the chance to come back some day and see the collection (and family) again. read more

A truly amazing collection of military history throughout the ages, amassed by a private collector, Mr. Webb. It's not a huge space and yet, every inch is utilized to display uniforms, weaponry, things soldiers carried, war art, curiosities, correspondence, headlines, photographs, etc. grouped by era. One could spend hours here. The museum is organized well with things aplenty. If military / war history is your thing, this place is well worth the few bucks to check it out. It's a self guided tour, although my experience was that there was a proprietor on site to provide back story on the museum itself, the Webb family, and some of the more notable objects. There are also items for sale from the collection. Be advised that if you're sensitive to energy, this place is heavy. Shielding & clearing may be in order. read more

Highly recommend. The Webb family's personal collection of military memorabilia from American Revolution, Civil War to Afghanistan. We met the daughter who was charming and knowledgeable. A must for military history buffs. A wonderful new store, Wanderlust, is right down the street if you want to combine with a shopping trip. read more

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This museum is incredible! It is a self guided tour of a personal military memorabilia museum with items from the Civil War through the Gulf War. My husband and I visited here on a whim at the beginning of July and have been telling everyone about it since! First off, both Gary and the woman who works in the morning (so sorry I forgot your name!) are friendly and knowledgeable! When we first walked in, we were greeted by the woman working the front desk. She explained the collection to us, told us the pricing, and showed us a news article from WWII. With that, we were sold! For $22, we had two cold bottles of water, and admission to the museum. The woman also told us that Gary would be arriving in about a half hour, so if we had any specific questions, we could ask him. Everything in the museum is labeled, and everything tells a story. In our opinion, the most memorable pieces in the museum were items taken from Hitler's home, a jacket and a painting taken that belonged to Saddam Hussein, and the gas mask that I believe Gary's mother wore in England during WWII. The amount of history contained in that building is unbelievable. This is a Savannah Must! read more

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There's no sort of progression to this collection, it is literally some dude who tried to buy a piece of EVERY WAR SINCE the CIVIL WAR. Knock him if you want (and this is easy to do- his collection is scattered and chaotic), but there's lots to see here. But, if you actually TAKE TIME to review his collection, you realize mr. Webb literally spent his entire life & fortune to pay respect to those who served. Kind of a little museum, of interest to nobody but Veterans over the age of 50, but worth a stop for them, while the wives take tea in one of those many Savannah mini-mansions. read more

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This museum is one of a kind. It is well laid out and packed with a lot of interesting items from many different wars and conflicts. What makes this place special is the owner Gary. He stayed open later for my family and I to walk though. As he walked with us, he gave great additional information about the items and history. He even opened a display case to allow my wife and daughter the ability to get a closer look at some of the girl scout items. I would recommend this place to everyone. read more

Fascinating place full of interesting treasures and stories. Civil war, Indian war, WW1, WW2, Korea, Vietnam and modern conflicts. It's the owners personal collection and he's got stories for most of it. read more

This is an amazing young museum with many amazing artifacts from the last two centuries, but specially dedicated to uniforms and memorabilia. Everything is well labeled and selected, this is a well curated museum not owned by the government. Most importantly, this museum has so much to offer, you will not want to walk out. read more

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This place is awesome. It's probably my favorite military museum, I saw some things that I never even knew existed. Just about everything from civil war to recent is covered to some degree. the owner is an awesome guy and knew everything about anything in his museum. It's not state or federally funded, so please donate if you can! read more

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The most interesting and fun museums I've ever been to. The owners collection is in amazing original condition with real names and stories to go along with it. You can actually touch and pick up almost everything which is unheard of! We spent hours in here and didn't want to leave. The scavenger hunt is a fun way to make sure you see everything in each exhibit. Each war was covered from every side with no bias. You got to learn facts and see how things really was back then read more

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This place was amazing just great history. Hearing the effort of getting more items and adding it to the museum is fantastic. It's a must go read more

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It's the best $20 we've spent so far!! Great highlights of US military history! Must see!!!

I went to Savannah on a Girl Scout trip and found this to be one of my favorite learning experiences there. Mr. Webb has so many artifacts, documents, and a plentiful amount of knowledge to cover hours and hours of learning. This experience was exciting, fun, and very entertaining. All of the artifacts in his museum belong to him and have been found by him or his family members. In addition, Mr. Webb is such a kind and smart man! I highly recommend this museum to everyone of all ages! read more

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This is a must-see while you are in Savannah! Gary Webb's collection of all things related to war and America's involvement is truly breathtaking. His German collection and the personal stories connected to his collection are captivating. He even has concentration camp issued pajamas and other artifacts. The effects of WWII suddenly slap you in the face when you are confronted by this material. He also Revolutionary War, Civil War military, WWI, Vietnam and Gulf war collections. His knowledge of all he displays is also very impressive. Gary and his staff are friendly and enthusiastic. This museum was the crowning jewel on my vacation in Savannah. read more

Fantastic collection of military memorabilia. Everything from The Civil War through Iraq. If you are into military history and in Savannah you need to stop by. read more

Visited Mr. Webb's museum today and Mr. Webb himself greeted us and spent a lot of time telling us all the stories behind his memorabilia. He is a very knowledgeable man with a great personality and even better stories. This is a must for families who love historical memorabilia. read more

This place is full of all kinds of cool stuff. The owner, Gary, owns everything in the museum; it's his own personal collection. He is super knowledgeable and you can tell he really has a passion for all things history. It really is an amazing place to check out. My husband and I loved it! read more

I came to savannah with some family and the deal was that I get to pick a museum. I love military history and seeing old military stuff. I got a lot of eye rolls when I picked a military museum. But they were all so thankful for such a great experience. It is a fantastic museum with so much to look at and some touchable items. Really a great experience! Must do if your here. read more

Great small museum for military buffs. Fantastic private collection with some rare artifacts. A must see.

Doesn't look like much as you walk by, however it is the best museum I've ever been to, I brought a group of my friends and we all left with real historical artifacts! Mr. Webb makes sure to explain all pieces in his collection and makes everyone feel welcome and informed! read more

This museum is amazing! It's a definite must see when in Savannah. It's a museum filled with historical objects that Gary, the museum owner, has collected since he was 12 years old. Some of the stuff is from his parents in world war 1 and 2, other stuff is from people who have given it to him to display for others to see. Gary is there to answer any of your questions, he can even walk you through the exhibits, explaining what each item is and what it's significance is. When I went he was so friendly and welcoming. He walked me through the museum, talked me through anything I had questions on and even stayed behind to talk with me about random history facts that didn't even have to do with the museum. It's such a lovely place to visit. You really should stop by and see his collection. read more

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Wonderful place, with passionate, knowledgeable owner/ operator. Excellent value for price. Gary was a joy to talk to.

This was the best museum that we visited on our trip. Super friendly and tons of interesting exhibits.

The most amazing amazing museum yet. Mr Webb has so many artifacts and so much knowledge I could spend days here. We joked he needed a bench so we could sit and read it all and turn a corner and there was a bench. Do not miss this!! read more

A very pleasant surprise. This is the personal military memorabilia collection of the museum owner (which is set up in a few rooms of the house). It's very personal with printed details about most items. You are also encouraged to touch many of them. read more

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We visited a second time, this time with my aunt and uncle, and this museum was a hit!! Chock full of war artifacts and interesting stories. What an amazing museum! Very interesting collection of war artifacts, uniforms and weapons. I loved that it was a "hands on" experience and photography was allowed. Great fun for children and adults. Very friendly and knowledgeable owner and staff made the experience top notch. Discounts for veterans and active military. I even got a prize for finishing the scavenger hunt! I'm glad we found this gem in Savannah! read more

Amazing gem of a museum. This collection is astounding and if you're lucky enough to have Mr. Webb there, he will regale you with fascinating stories and details of all the artifacts. I hope he records the stories that accompany his exhibits. read more

One of the smallest but the most fascinating museums I've been in. Everything in there Gary, the owner, has been collecting since he was a child. Every piece in there has a great story behind it which makes you get lost and transported back in time. A must if you're in Savannah. read more

A MUST SEE. By far my favorite destination in my trip to Charleston and Savannah. Gary Webb has been kind enough to display his military artifacts for the public, and it's a glimpse of war you don't often see in museums. I spent a couple of hours here mesmerized at the breadth of his collection and the interesting stories behind them. If Gary is there when you visit, you are in for a real treat. He is a wonderful storyteller. Thank you for creating this museum, Gary! read more

What a gem! This museum is privately owned and operated by Mr. Gary Webb, who has been collecting military memorabilia since the age of 11. He is very personable and had family who was involved in both World Wars (and other wars as well), so not only are the artifacts in the museum fascinating, but so are Mr. Webb's stories. I highly recommend talking to him if you visit, he is enthusiastic and eager to share his family history. The building itself is also an interesting historical piece of architecture--it used to be a barn! This museum is particularly great for WWII buffs, but there are artifacts from American wars starting from the Revolutionary War and more recent ones like Vietnam. The artifacts in the museum are presented in a much more interesting manner than most museums. Rather than presenting them in the typical sterile, "white glove" style denoting the year and use of the artifact, Mr. Webb has the stories behind the artifacts posted. This allows you to more clearly picture what life must have been like for the brave men and women who fought in the wars that are featured in this museum. If only all museums would take note, I think many more people would be interested in and (gasp!) even enjoy history if it was always presented in such an exemplary manner. read more