Gone With the
Wind Movie Museum
The Marietta Gone With the Wind Museum: Scarlett
on the Square is now a mainstay that sits in downtown Marietta
and has been since 2003 after it opened in the old Thomas
Warehouse building with an outstanding collection of memorabilia
that was donated by Dr. Christopher Sullivan. This excellent
collection houses; the original Bengaline honeymoon gown that
was worn by Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara in the film, foreign
editions of the film, numerous personal volumes of the movie
that belonged to Margaret Mitchell, the personal script of Ona
Munson, the woman that played Belle Watling, an educational
exhibit dedicated to the African American cast and rare press
and publicity books, contracts and costumes. The facility is now
available for special events or parties with an awesome
antebellum southern motif that is sure to create the perfect
ambiance for your weddings, receptions, birthday parties,
cocktail parties, anniversary parties, business and
organizational meetings and casual luncheons and brunches. This
June 10 and 11, 2011 there will be a tribute to Margaret
Mitchell: the Book That Touched the World, with cast members
Mickey Kuhn, Patrick Curtis and Ann Rutherford coming here that
will celebrate the book's 75 th birthday in the best way
possible with breakfast with the stars, interviews, Q & A
sessions, an author's panel discussion, dinner, a program,
autograph signings and more. Their marvelous gift shop sells
many exciting and interesting items like the life size cardboard
stand-ups of Scarlett or Rhett, Belle Watling music box, Gone
With the Wind purse, GWTW mugs, salt and pepper shakers and
glasses, laminated bookmarks with different quotes, and much
more. This is the place to visit if you were enthralled with the
movie, book or both and be sure to bring the whole family as
there are many excellent places to visit in Marietta.
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