The Gone With the Wind Museum, nestled within the historic Brumby Hall and Gardens, is gearing up for a unique shopping experience with its inaugural Trunk Sale. Scheduled for the weekend of June 27-28, the museum is set to offer a broad selection of goods, ranging from special memorabilia related to the storied 1936 novel by Margaret Mitchell, to household items and antiques. This event promises to be a treat not just for fans of the classic tale, but also for collectors and bargain hunters alike.
As the museum prepares to open its doors for this special sale, attendees can expect to freely browse through the various offerings from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on both days. While the trunk sale itself is free to attend, those wishing to fully immerse themselves in the world of Scarlett O'Hara and company can do so by touring the museum's exhibits. Admission fees apply for museum tours, with adults priced at $10, and a discounted rate of $7 for students, seniors, and military personnel.
If you're planning to visit the event, take note of the location at 472 Powder Springs Street in Marietta, GA. This sale represents more than just an opportunity to snap up rare finds; it's part of the museum's mission to preserve and share the historical and cultural relevance of "Gone With the Wind." Ever since its adaptation into a cinematic masterpiece in 1939, the story has remained a significant piece of American literature and film history. The museum serves as a guardian of this legacy.
For those interested in visuals or specific brand details related to the event, [email protected] is the point of contact for media inquiries. Should you need additional information or have questions, the museum encourages potential visitors to reach out at 770-794-5145 or to visit their official website. The First Annual Trunk Sale is just one of the ways the Gone With the Wind Museum strives to connect with both the local community and a wider audience captivated by the enduring tale of the Old South.
