Don't expect anything beyond the basic text. The Andersonville Civil War Village is an added attraction. It's run by the Andersonville Guild, a non-profit organization and sits right across the street from the Andersonville entrance. During the was the prisoners would arrive at the rail stop in Andersonville Village and then march to the camp. The five-acre area shows some period buildings and has a small museum.
Admission is free.
Top No scenarios. Our impression of Columbus, GA was that of a work in progress. The city is trying hard to become a cozy, quaint little historic area. We like those kinds of places, e.g., Franklin, TN and Frederick, MD immediately come to mind. However, it seems a few years off.