Admission is free to Baldwin County residents. After a visit to The Convention and Visitors Bureau for all the coming attractions to our town and a full package of interesting and informative information, make plans to board the trolley for a moderated tour of the historic district in Milledgeville. Museum and Archives of Georgia Education Located at 131 South Clarke Street across from The Old Governor's Mansion, this museum houses a permanent exhibit of Congressman Carl Vinson memorabilia plus an early 20th century schoolroom. Cultural exhibits are offered frequently. Many historical records and artifacts pertaining to education are housed in this museum.
Admission is free.
The hospital, established by Georgia's General Assembly in 1837 and named the Georgia Lunatic Asylum, accepted its first patient in 1842. Just before the turn of the century, the hospital became known as the Georgia State Sanitarium, in 1929 it was renamed as Milledgeville State Hospital and in 1967 given its current name. The Central State Hospital Museum is located in the Old Train Depot on Broad Street on the campus of CSH and highlights the 150 year existence of the hospital.