Very interesting museum, or a set of museums all linked together. The old lunch boxes were like…read moregoing back to the past. Some from 1940 and going up from there. Some old cars and a newer car. Old ford, Fury, but a 2008 Tesla Roadster that set the first EV record over 300 miles on single charge. Old bottles, ice trays you name it and it's there. Got to talk with the owner and see his office and hear the history of building and more. So many cool things there and some are for sale. Stop by and see all memories from your past.

We had planned to visit the Lunchbox Museum on a prior trip to Columbus, but had run out of time…read more We were back in town for a day, and this seemed like and ideal time to stop by. The museum is located within 2.5 miles of downtown. The short series of intersections from Veterans Parkway is a bit confusing - you angle back over 90 degrees to the right, but then have to make an almost immediate sharp left onto yet another road. In the end, you turn into a sort of alley just before a storefront displaying a "Royal Crown Cola" sign. Parking was a bit tight, but you can circle the building to get out. Once you enter the facility, there is a modest antique / flea market on the main level. You can browse here for free. However, if you wish to proceed you'll need to pay $10 apiece. We were greeted by the owner and his adult granddaughter. He explained what was (literally) behind the curtain - multiple museums of lunchboxes, RC Cola, Tom's Peanuts, and antique radios. There is also a display of cars (mostly antiques) after you exit. The owner was quite friendly and well-versed on the subjects. I gathered that he had been running the place for quite some time. The 'museums' are obviously not The Louvre. If you like lunchboxes or had one or more as a child, you'll likely find multiple items of interest here. I was able to find one that (I think) I used in my preschool years. There is a staggeringly large display (~ 5000) of lunchboxes. There were a number of them that surprised me - obscure shows that somehow merited their own box... In some cases, they seemed to be an open invitation to bullying, but whatever. I was previously aware of RC Cola, but I did not know that it related to Nehi, or that there was an earlier company. I vaguely recall that "Tom's" was a brand of snacks/peanuts, but not much else. The antique radio gear was neat, though I do not recall the majority of the people in their Georgia Radio Hall of Fame (there is also one of these in LaGrange, I believe...). The car exhibit was somewhat small (2 rooms) but interesting. They featured a Plymouth Fury and a Ford Thunderbird pulling an 60s (compact) Airstream trailer. There were several other cars (some for sale) including a Tesla. If you ever carried a metal lunchbox to school and don't take everything too seriously, you might enjoy a visit here. I'm giving 3 points for the museum itself and one point for the uniqueness.

I received this dish for Mother's Day. It's beautiful and has a special place on our bookshelf…read more Although I've never been to the gallery, I'm looking forward to seeing the original works of art the next time we're in Columbus

Songbird features beautiful art by local and international artists. I recently purchased some…read morebeautiful Iranian art for our home, as well as some pieces for friends and in-laws. All recipients were charmed by the beauty and artistry of the pieces in this lovely little place. It's a hidden gem in Columbus!

This is a very interactive space museum for families and kids. We loved every game and experience…read moreavailable. Usually when you go to space museums, all the experiences require an extra cost but not here. All of it is included. There is a planetarium which is an extra fee but I do appreciate that they run programs every hour. Parking is in the garage adjacent to the museum. It's nice to get shaded parking especially in the thick of a Georgia summer.

A cute little museum in downtown Columbus. It's on the water, and a great space to see real and…read morereplica space shuttle pieces. The staff was welcoming and very knowledgeable when we asked questions. I do wish it was a little bigger but you can't beat it for the price. We really enjoyed the space shuttle experience!

The golf course is in great condition! The food is amazingly delicious, and I love the chicken…read morefingers, house chips, and frozen lemonade. The staff is very nice!

I have painted here several times and I love it! It's so much fun plus you actually make a painting…read morethat you'll

Went there with my son & a large group of elementary aged kids from a summer camp. Was really…read moreimpressed with how organized and prepared they were to handle the group and help them paint. Was a super fun experience and my son really loved it. Simple instructions and cute. Would definitely recommend and come again.

Came for Tuesday night comedy and had a great time. Loved the wings and Bob Marley drink. Will…read moredefinitely be back

This is a very solemn and sacred place for Army Rangers. Probably the most moving aspect of this…read morememorial are the bricks with the names of past Rangers engraved on them. While not all the names are those who've made the ultimate sacrifice for God and Country, many are there. If you are looking for a particular name on a brick, there is a directory on the grounds. There are several smaller monuments at the memorial that recognize specific campaigns that Rangers were involved in - Panama, Vietnam, WWll, etc. Both the Ranger Creed and Rogers Standing Orders engraved on the two stone pillars leading to the center of the memorial. The Maneuver Center of Excellence (bldg 4, the infantry center for those old school Benning folks) While there is plenty of parking, it's not immediately at the memorial - but probably only a 2-3 minute walk to the site

A great piece of national History…read more I would recommend taking the day or at least 2 days to really enjoy and recognize the significance of everything in this building. The class tour was well worth it. They also have food and beverages across from the gift store that has a lot of interesting stuff and Nick knacks for the family.

Tried to visit the museum on Sunday morning (02/09/2025) but they turned me away because I parked…read moremy RV in the very back of their parking lot. There were about a dozen cars in a lot that's holds 100s of cars and there are no signs restricting any type of parking anyplace. The security guy at the entrance sent a security guard on a golf cart to run me off but the security guard said he didn't know why. We decided to enter the museum and when we stopped at the metal detector the guard standing there said if that's your RV you have to leave. Other people around couldn't believe it either. It might be a great museum but the rude security guard on a power trip has absolutely ZERO common sense. That's my RV in the red circle at the back of the parking lot.