What are the opening hours?

Thursday 12pm - 7pm Friday 12pm - 7pm Saturday 12pm - 7pm Sunday 12pm - 7pm

Graveface Museum

Name: Graveface Museum
Address: 410 East Factors Walk, Savannah, GA, 31401, US
Telephone: (912) 335-8018
Price range: $
Rating: 5

Home
United States
Savannah, GA
Graveface Museum

Weird museum focusing on all things true crime, bizarre, sideshow etc. Also has a bunch of horror pinball machines set to free play.
(1)

Entrace on Lower Factors Walk

https://www.patreon.com/graveface?utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan

09/07/2026

SURPRISE! We decided to make the oddities mystery box 2.0 for those who missed out on the first round! A super limited amount are available and shipping in October. Exclusively sold on our website: gravefacemuseum.com

Limit one per person ✨

Hope you all have had a good, safe long weekend! The museum is open regular hours today (12-5pm)

09/04/2026

Did you know we host a fully guided, after hours tour every Saturday evening?? If you didn’t— now you do! This is a 2 hour guided tour of the museum after dark with some paranormal exploration of museum hot-spots included. You can book a spot at gravefacemuseum.com/after-hours🕯️ we do have some spots still available for tomorrow evening!

Also! We will be open regular hours on Monday (Labor Day).

09/01/2026

We’re thrilled to officially be out of the summer months!! 🍂 Fall is around the corner so we’re rolling out the new Fall merch with this pull over crew neck sweater to start!

Some wholesome freak taxidermy apparel has been a long time comin’! This design features some of our most popular residents across our three museums. I honestly couldn’t decide which color combo I like better so we’re offering up this design in two different color garments for you to choose from at checkout! Available at ✨gravefacemuseum . com / shop✨

I’m also going to take this post to mention that all of our designs are created and printed in house by actual human beings. The human beings typically being me (Chloë) and Chris (👋👽🤮🤮🤮🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮👽🖕 who is our screen printer AND insanely talented illustrator/artist). I’m genuinely proud that as a company we don’t resort to generative AI for any of our merch, apparel, flyers, museum placards— anything. Much love and support to artists who are still making stuff with their own hands/brains/unique skill sets. I also have a ton of appreciation and respect for folks who consciously make efforts to support artists, individuals, and businesses who make stuff especially right now— we see you! 🫶

08/29/2026

If he were still alive, GG Allin would be 70 years old today. We opened this exhibit over a year ago and it’s still the only exhibit we do not allow photography/video inside which has created a lot of curiosity.
The human oddity that is GG embodies fascinating/strange intersection of punk, pop culture, and true crime, but this exhibit dives into more than that— it’s a rare glimpse behind the curtain and off the stage, examining the person vs the persona. Because it’s so personal and includes details, items, and stories never shared publicly, we’ll keep this exhibit no photography BUT wanted to offer a little sneak peek for today.

Come by and see for yourself!

08/25/2026

Some of you know, but others may not— we are more than a museum! Graveface started (and still functions) as an independent record label, celebrating indie musicians of various genres across the globe. We also created Graveface Films to bring that same energy to home video, releasing indie and arthouse cinema on Blu-ray! I (Chloë) also make all of the artwork for the titles on this imprint (at least so far!)

All Graveface Films are now available on our website (gravefacemuseum.com/shop) and will be on sale for the next 7 days! I don’t do art for media I don’t watch/listen to so if you need a recommendation I got you covered 🫡

08/22/2026

We’re excited to collaborate with After Life Tours again in the coming months for some specialized paranormal exploration of our museum in Savannah AND for the first time ever Graveface Museum Chicago !
The tour is 2.5 h, which includes a fully guided tour of the museum followed by a review of the building’s history, crash course on paranormal equipment, and a paranormal investigation of the museum led by Kim and Ryan Dunn!

Spaces are limited, book at Gravefacemuseum.com/after-hours ✨

08/18/2026

Happy Texas Chain Saw Day from our sister location the Terror Vision Museum! We collaborated with TCM and TheOfficialTCMMuseum to recreate a walkthrough of notable scenes from the original 1974 film, incorporating screen used props and original/rare marketing material, with plenty of photo ops and interactive props inside 📸

TV Museum is in Starland next door to Graveface Records & Curiosities — currently open Saturday & Sunday 12-7pm and first Fridays of each month from 7-9pm 🪦

08/09/2026

Today marks the anniversary of the murders carried out by the Manson Family which reshaped so many aspects of society and culture. For our True Crime Convention: CULTS we were thrilled to host Tom O’Neill Tom O'Neill to discuss his research into the Manson Family and beyond. I’ve been championing his book since first reading it and sharing a stage with Tom to discuss it was an incredible and enlightening experience.
The full panel + Q&A is now available to watch/listen to on our Patreon! And yes it’s 3 parts because we talked a lot and you all had lots of good questions

08/01/2026

Bramber Museum postcards in our Victorian exhibit 🐈 Mr Potter’s Museum of Curiosities at the Bramber Museum was a legendary Victorian taxidermy exhibit featuring anthropomorphic animal dioramas created by Walter Potter.
Potter was a self taught taxidermist, born in 1835. He specialized in depicting animals mimicking human behavior and social situations, he also preserved “freak” taxidermy like the one on these post cards. Some of his best known work includes kittens in a school room or attending a wedding and the attention to detail was extreme (down to making underwear for them). By the early 1910s his collection spanned 10,000+ pieces.
Potter’s breadth of work is the direct inspiration behind why I started teaching myself taxidermy. Instead of kittens attending a Victorian wedding however, I opted for rats mocking the Satanic Panic. The rat sacrifice has been on display in Savannah since we opened, I haven’t made anything in years but am still very fond of anthropomorphic taxidermy 🖤

07/18/2026

There’s so much dark history in LA we need more time to explore but for this quick trip— El Coyote has been checked off the list. If you have any suggestions for a next time we’re out this way, let us know!

Address

410 East Factors Walk
Savannah, GA
31401

Opening Hours

Thursday	12pm - 7pm
Friday	12pm - 7pm
Saturday	12pm - 7pm
Sunday	12pm - 7pm

Telephone

(912) 335-8018

Website

http://www.gravefacemuseum.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Graveface Museum posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Museum

Send a message to Graveface Museum:

Want your museum to be the top-listed Museum in Savannah?