410 E. Lower Factors Walk, Savannah GA 31401

Technically our main and ONLY entrance is in an alley behind River St.

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Museum Rules & Guidelines

Please be respectful; we strive to create a welcoming, safe, and pleasant environment (despite some of the unpleasant topics covered) for everyone so please respect the space and fellow visitors. We exhibit original, one-of-a-kind artifacts that come with some incredible history— please don’t touch the non-interactive exhibits or pet the adorable taxidermy. Same rules apply to kiddos.

We reserve the right to refuse entrance to anyone who is intoxicated and/or may be a risk to the artifacts within the museum, other visitors, or themselves.

Absolutely no vaping/smoking inside. No food or drinks (other than bottled H20) are allowed inside the museum, they may be disposed of before entry or held in the gift shop and returned when you finish your tour. Twist-top water bottles are encouraged and sold in the gift shop if you’re thirsty.

We don’t allow large backpacks, tote bags, or oversized purses within the museum and you may be asked to leave your bag behind the counter. If possible, please leave your oversized bags at home or your hotel.

Photography is welcome and encouraged! We swap out exhibits frequently and there’s a lot to see so if you want to photograph anything during your visit that’s cool with us.

Video cameras are also acceptable as long as your filming does not interfere with our guides doing their jobs or guests enjoying their experience. If you’re asked to stop filming at any point (someone might not want to be on film) please comply. Please do not ask to interview staff on camera while they’re working; if you’re a journalist and want to speak with us please reach out on our contact page: https://gravefacemuseum.com/contact

This is completely up to you as a parent. We cover some heavy topics and some imagery within the museum may be disturbing but a lot of the more mature topics can be circumvented pretty easily.

Our Ed Gein exhibit on the first floor is considered the most explicit and mature; it is strongly not recommended for children/up to parental discretion. The Ed Gein exhibit is not accessible to anyone without being guided by a staff member so your kiddo won’t likely just stumble in there and if you want to avoid it you can easily.

We've had a range of all ages inside the museum and we pride ourselves on being an objective place to learn about these dark topics; we’re not trying to scare anyone.

That being said, any child in the museum is expected to conduct themselves like everyone else. Interrupting the tour guides, touching exhibits, running, or otherwise being disruptive to other visitors won't be tolerated and you may be asked to leave until your child can regain their composure.

As of 2025 here are the main exhibits

• John Wayne Gacy - a comprehensive look at the case through artifacts recovered from his family, friends, and those who worked the case. You’ll see the largest collection of his death row are as the backdrop to discussing the work Graveface has done in shedding new light on the case and working to bring justice to unidentified victims.
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• The Ed Gein Experience - The world’s only display of genuine artifacts and original/never-before-seen photos from the infamous case. Graveface Museum (Savannah) is also home to the only known piece of evidence left from the case
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• Anton LaVey/The Church of Satan - The largest permanent display of original Church of Satan relics directly from the LaVey family. Dive into the history of 60s counterculture through the lens of Anton LaVey.

• 1950s Road Side Attractions/Homer Tate - walk into a modern replica of what you might see at a mid-century roadside attraction; nature’s anomalies, local Hoodoo lore, and Homer Tate: King of Gaffs

• The Paranormal/Haunted Relics - many objects found to be cursed or otherwise haunted have made the Graveface Museum home. Read their chilling stories and if you’re sensitive please beware when getting close to this exhibit.

• Jeffrey Dahmer - glimpse into Dahmer’s teenage years and adulthood through artifacts kept by his family for decades, until now. Learn about what shaped him and the societal ramifications of this sensational case.

• Charles Manson: Sphan Ranch to San Quentin - take a closer look at the Manson Family and their Sphan Ranch days as well as unique crafts made by Manson while at San Quentin.

Other exhibits/topics we discuss and display original artifacts from include:

• Heaven’s Gate

• Satanic Panic/the crimes of Ramirez, Berkowitz, and Sara Aldrete.

• The Peoples Temple/Jonestown

• The Branch Davidians/Waco Seige

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