Octagon Hall Civil War Museum
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A unique octagonal home built in 1847, Octagon Hall served as a Civil War hospital and Confederate sanctuary, now a museum known for its historical preservation and paranormal activity.

📜 Historic eight-sided home, Civil War museum, and paranormal hotspot.
🔍 Listed on National Register of Historic Places.

Why Go

👻 Explore a highly haunted location featured on TV.
📚 Discover Civil War and Native American artifacts.
🚶‍♀️ Tour a unique antebellum architectural landmark.
🌳 Visit historic gardens and a slave cemetery.

Why Avoid

📞 Call ahead, museum may close unexpectedly due to staffing or weather.
❄️ Closed for winter from December 20 - March 5.

Tips

💰 Cash donation preferred for admission.
👥 Contact in advance for groups over 10 people.
👻 Paranormal investigations are available during winter closures.

Cost

💰 Adults $10, Children (6-10) $5, under 5 free (cash donation).

Hours

🕒 Wednesday - Saturday, 10 AM - 3 PM Central Time; last tour 2:30 PM.

🅿️ Parking

On-site parking available.

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