Graveface Museum

This was an awesome experience! With the ticket price you get unlimited pinball gaming time! The employees were very knowledgeable about Is the history of their artifacts. They were patient and answered all of our questions.

Went here for the first time and stayed nearly 4 hours!
The exhibits were well put together and full of neat artifacts-including things I didn’t think existed!
The Gacy and Gein exhibits were informative, yet respectful of the victims (an important factor in things involving true crime).
Their pinball machines (which are free to play with admission) were a lot of fun even for a newbie to pinball like myself.

The co-owner gave part of the tour and she (along with her staff) were super kind and helpful-they even gave us recommendations for other Savannah spots to visit!

I highly recommend this place and hope to be back on my next Savannah visit 😊

Im from Savannah and finally visited Graveface Museum for the first time today, and had an amazing time. I just recently discovered this oddities museum, so I was very excited about coming here.
I'm a huge fan of anything weird and macabre. The exhibitions were well- curated showcasing a wide range of artifacts , and works of art. The price was reasonable, so I highly recommend visiting. The staff were very friendly, and informative. We'll definitely be returning. Such a cool museum!👽👺👌

Perfect location for this type of business!!! This place was AMAZING! My entire family loved it... the gift shop had wonderful obscure items & plenty of oddities to choose from. Not over priced & flexible on some price tags. Lauden, the extremely personable, funny & beautiful inside & out sales associate was an absolute treat to do business with. FUN FACT... Something came up & we had to leave before we took the actual tour. We never made it past the gift shop. We will definitely return to this awesome establishment many times and bring many others with us.

Super nice workers and a ton of interesting and entertaining stuff! Great hidden museum for anyone who likes horror or unusual things. Got the package that includes a shirt, pin, and a sticker!

Very unique mix of curiosities and serial killer memorabilia. The pinball/arcade at the end of the tour was a nice surprise.
The exhibits were mostly tasteful given the subject matter.
Be warned there is very limited parking in the city, especially on weekends ( we found something half a mile away, but at least the riverfront is an OK walk)

We did the 90-minute guided tour of the true crime and oddities rooms at the museum. Our guide, Shia, was SO good! She was extremely informed about all of the photos, artifacts, folklore, true crimes, cults, and spirits! YES, we actually felt the spirits in the building. We were all pretty skeptical and figured we would just have a good time and laugh at the scenario... UNTIL, we started the last 30 minutes of the tour, the ghost and spirit part! We are now believers because we witnessed actual spirit activity in that building! The spirits we talked with were nice and not scary at all. It felt respectful (and still a little creepy of course!) I think all of us will go back some day! We've already recommended the tour to a few friends that are visiting Savannah later this year! 5 stars for Shia!! Well done Graveface Museum!!

Definitely recommend if you're coming down to Savannah . Felt very safe even in Ed gein's replica house, If you like true crime, satanic panic, aliens, the circus, the church of Satan or even cults then this place is for you! staff members are probably the coolest and nicest people i have met, they are all very helpful and relatable (and they looked super cool) all around loved it! who worked the john Wayne gacy exhibit yesterday around 3:00 pm or 4:00 pm

Definitely not for everyone, but we enjoyed learning about the information available. Please heed the young children advisory for this place. Anything less than teen age is a questionable decision. We witnessed at least 1 nitwit who thought potentially scarring your children was a good idea! Their little girl was expressing her fears for a solid 10 minutes before they listened. Hope she's good!
The staff was warm & friendly. They presented information in a respectful & knowledgeable manner. The free games were fun & there was some things I had never seen on subjects I'm fairly well informed about. Would definitely recommend if the subject matter is your thing!

Incredibly unique museum featuring historical gaffs, medical anomalies, serial killers and satanic panic/satanism memorabilia. Hugely interesting and every piece is different from the last. Pinball selection was incredibly fun, and being able to explore the Ed Gein and John Wayne Gacy (largest collection in the world) was fascinating and creepy. Nothing that will jump scare or heavily upset you if you’re even mildly into this kind of stuff (Gein house, especially base floor, gave wife nightmares), but just enough to be mildly uncomfortable.

We had previously visited the museum and found it fascinating. We found out about the opportunity to do an after hours tour/ ghost hunt. It was really fun and informative. I highly recommend it, such a neat experience to see the museum after dark!

Super creepy and fun. Lots of original documents and cool artifacts. They have the recordings from Jim Jones which was super neat. They do have a bathroom for paying customers but you def need to ask where it is because it’s hidden. The arcade is also super fun. You can easily spend 2 hours in this place and it was only $20 bucks. The staff was super friendly and inviting.

We really enjoyed our time here! Such a wonderful collection of oddities! Their Ed Gein and John Wayne Gacy rooms were wonderfully done and full of information and artifacts.

The whole staff was incredibly kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable.

Very, very interesting. Will definitely be bringing guests to visit this side of Savannah.

Great museum if you like weird and oddities. Very helpful staff. Lots of information. Free pinball machines

My husband and I spent an afternoon here on Halloween. It was a wonderful time. The Gentleman at the front was very polite and informative. The young woman working the rest of the exhibit was very knowledgeable and super nice. We had such a great time there today. Depending on what you want our of the experience, the price varies. There is a basic entry fee, a gift package (which we purchased today to get the tee shirt, sticker, pin, and tote bag), and a membership to come in and see the museum as well as play pinball.

This place is AWESOME. Noticed it as we walked passed and decided to stop in. Such a cool spot! True crime and the macabre specialists. Spent 3 hours just looking at the coolest stuff. 💯 recommend a visit. Guides and staff are great! Umm and pinball machines!

This place is so cool and has much more of an extensive collection than it initially seems to on the outside. Parts of it are graphic, but it is mostly in the guided portion of the museum, and the guides are very good about warning people ahead of time. The museum also really seems to do its research and talks about everything, especially true crime, without sensationalizing anything.

Each adult ticket is $20, but you can leave and come back and each ticket is good for 2 days.

A hidden gem on River Street. A must visit for any local or tourist heading to Savannah. Everybody who works there is so excited to share their knowledge of the museum. One of my favorite museum visits in Savannah. You can see something different each time you visit with everything this museum offers. There is also free pinball with admission to the museum.

Coming to Savannah, I was ready for the spooky. We arrived on a Friday night right before close and Shia was so personable and welcoming. We received a TON of great recommendations for the remainder of the night. After a bunk ghost walk tour on Thursday Night (recommended by the visit savanna folks, not these sweeties), my macab meeter was running dangerously low. We returned Friday afternoon right after opening and had the same great welcome by all the staff working this day. If you’re into the dark, dangerous, and down right terrifying - you could get lost all day. I personally loved the abundant taxidermy, the hoodoo room, and the room of cults and killers. I learned so much more about Pogo The Clown’s artistic abilities (seriously they have so much of John Wayne Gacy’s artwork from prison), more about my favorite cult to learn about: The Branch Davidians, and our Daddy: Anton LaVey.

Go. Run. Don’t walk. This is the coolest attraction in Savannah. There’s way more than you could even imagine in this place. Also, Free Pinball?

12/10 stars ⭐