Webb Military Museum

"Really enjoyed this small museum. Very convenient placement in downtown Savannah. The attendant was very helpful and kind, and the displays are in chronological arrangement. The number of uniforms and caps that have been acquired for display is really quite amazing, along with the medals and fireams. Pacing is self guided & will take between 30-90 minutes depending on how much time you wish to spend on reading through different display details. Also recommend checking the bathrooms at the back since they also have some cool historical wall displays in there."

"Wow! I am rarely at a loss for words, but this collection is beyond words. If you have any interest in military history, this private collection with Mr. Webb's explanations (beyond the well labeled items) will keep you in awe. The collection spans centuries with an emphasis on Savannah and WWII. Look for his mother's gas mask from WWII and a cloth napkin from A.H.; the clothing and insignia used to mark the Jewish people brought me to tears. Mr. Webb also has very interesting things to add about "The Book." Give yourself a few hours to fully appreciate this one of a kind museum."

"This was by far the best war museum I've ever been to. We spent 3 hours walking around and taking everything in. For it being a small place, he packed it neatly with history. I could have sat for hours and looked through the old WW2 newspapers. There was a lot you could touch, pick up, look through, which was nice. My three teenagers were in heaven looking through the WW2 German stuff, but they have things from every war and before. The oldest thing I saw was a crossbolt from AD70. The owner is super friendly and helpful. He enjoys answering the kid's questions. I would definitely go back to visit and would recommend all my friends and family to hit this place up when in Savannah."

"A terrific privately owned military museum covering the Revolutionary War up to recent engagements in Iran & Afghanistan. The largest portion is devoted to WW2. One thing you won't experience at other museums is that you may actually touch some (not all) artifacts."