This antebellum house is worth a visit just for the history and the archtecture. A tour takes no more than 40 minutes and our guide was both informative and jovial.

My family and I toured this home, and were very happy with it. The docent was very good at explaining everything. Even the ghosts.

I've toured many old homes, but I learned a great deal from the terrific docent who took time with us and shared many stories of the history of the house and its occupants--many very interesting tidbits of information about little habits, attire, and practices of 150 years ago that I had never heard before.

It is a beautiful home. The docents are very knowledgable and make the tour interesting.

This two-story home was built circa 1811 and is well worth a visit. There is only one docent on duty, so you might have to wait a few minutes on the wide front verandah, but there are rocking chairs for your convenience. The tour was thorough and very interesting.

This museum really gives you the chance to experience an Antebellum Home. Great docents!

Heritage Hall is a southern mansion built in 1811. It is maintained by the Madison Historical Society and shown to the public by committed volunteers. Admission is $7 per adult but you can buy the combo ticket for $10/adult and also see the Rogers House and Rose Cottage on town square. The mansion is one of the very few houses... More

After have read and heard so much about Madison Georgia I expected a lot more nice to see if you are in the area but not as a destination