Very informative and an easy tourist spot to navigate. Im not a huge GWTW fan, but I thought the tour was great! Short & sweet, and super casual. Would definitely recommend this to anyone visiting ATL.

Stumbled across this by accident. Great 30 min tour; guide (Bill) was knowledgeable and great storyteller. interesting to learn about Margaret Mitchell and sit in the room where she wrote her Pulitzer Prize winning novel - which was not originally intended to be published. If you like history you will enjoy it- This is a great little site to see that you can do in under an hour.

This is a tourist trap. It isnt even the original house. The original burned to the ground twice and this is a false tourist creation. The original was a row house that faced 10th Street. If you are a local who has been in Atlanta for over 30 years then you know thia to be true. If you are a tourist, dont even bother with this fake tourist trap.

This was my second time visiting the Margaret Mitchell House. I found the staff cheery, yet cheeky. You know the kind of cheeky when you walk into a place & the staff all seem to, at-once, put on these forced grins in attempts at making you feel genuinely welcomed. Other than that, the tour went well. The house & grounds have been kept up well. Our tour guide was actually quite knowledgeable. She offered additional facts that I didnt know otherwise. The souvenirs werent top quality, as Id remembered them being in the past. But then again, now what really is these days???

Very historic place, plus the tour was very informative and guide very knowledgeable. They did a great job restoring the place to as close to what it wouldve been like when Margret was writing her masterpiece. They also have a small exhibit in a separate building next door with film about the making of Gone With The Wind and relics from the opening in Atlanta.

What a surprise! All the museums and public places are opened in Atlanta long long time ago after COVID quarantine but only this real pearl is still hidden behind the locked gates. Are they trying to protect it from vandals? I hope so! I was very upset that missed my chance to see the birthplace of Gone With The Wind.

A nice museum and a beautiful house.

I came to Margaret Mitchell House for an event at night. Totally recommended. Incredible reception in the house, there we could enjoy the beauty of the architecture of the house and part of the history. Then the event continued in the patio, that it is great for a spring or summer night event. The dinner was in an other modern saloon that is in the patio. That saloon was great but restrooms are inside of the house. It meas that if it rains you have to cross the patio to go to the restrooms. After that everything perfect. Always is good to support local association that maintain historical building related with local culture.

I loved this tour. Neat sitting in the room where it was going going gone....with the wind. Nice tour that spoke about her and neat being in the same apartment. Also the set painting of Scarlett was housed in a building close by and the upper floors of the apartment had some unique items about the premiere. Cute gift shop with nice friendly staff! They were very helpful regarding our visit to Atlanta! Southern charm! Cost $26 for two adults.

This museum about Margaret Mitchell is well done. I recommend going on the guided tour of Margaret Mitchells apartment. The docent was very informative.

In the middle of the high rises and upscale apartments, this museum is a nice place to see what Atlanta used to be like. The guided tour by the docent, Margaret, was interesting and she was very nice. I felt underwhelmed as it is really just a tour of a few rooms making up Mitchels apartment. The room about the movie didnt really have much to see. Overall, it was nice for a short visit, I only stayed about an hour, but Im glad that I did it.

Enjoyed the tour guide, she was very knowledgable and enthusiastic with us. I learned so much about the book as well as Margret. I would recommend taking the tour.Afterward, go back and spend time on the items that you want to read about or take pictures of.

The home of the author of Gone With The Wind her book based on the famous movie.

The docent there was fantastic. Very knowledgeable and so friendly. She made it a great experience.

Took my wife here while we were in the area, she loves all historical things and old movies. Not my kind of thing, but she loves it. If you like this kind of stuff like she does, it is very interesting and they will answer questions you have. Staff was very friendly.

Margaret Mitchell was a women ahead of her time. Her life history is interesting as well as the time that she lived in.

Loved it.. And the guide knew her stuff

I had never read her book or even seen the movie but the tour guide made that an awesome experience. The details and information was personal and touching. I would definitely recommend the tour to folks that know nothing about Gone to the Wind. I dont think that you will be disappointed.

Small but with a great atmosphere. The section with photos and artifacts from the movie premere is not to be missed.

Interesting Part of the Atlanta History Center. If you are there, dont miss the guided Tour. That really ist a Highlight!

Historical place, but its seems abandoned. Despite the pandemic time this local deserves attention and maintenance.

Interesting g experience in American literature, cinematography, southern history and worldwide impact. I had no idea how many cou tries in which Gone With the Wind had been published and cherished.

Well, I certainly appreciate that this place is available and maintained. They have made it more grandiose then it needs to be per the Gone with the wind focus. You really only spend about 30 minutes. Dont take the guided tour... its dramatic.

Nice and interesting!

I loved this tour. Neat sitting in the room where it was going going gone....with the wind. Nice tour that spoke about her and neat being in the same apartment. Also the set painting of Scarlett was housed in a building close by and the upper floors of the apartment had some unique items about the premiere. Cute gift shop with nice friendly staff! They were very helpful regarding our visit to Atlanta! Southern charm! Cost $26 for two adults.

Very small house in downtown Atlanta. You feel like youve got a private tour since there is not a lot of people. Great place for fans of the Gone with the wind. If you lucky you can get a free parking next to the house.

This historical site is amazing, my daughter and i went to visted this site. This lady that this house belong too wrote this amazing screen play for gone with the wind by Clark Gable. My favorite line I love when he said, frankly my dear, i dont give a dam!Next time, we will tour in side the house! Very interesting!The house is located on west Peacestreet NE. When u in the area, stop by and take a wonderful tour of this amazing landmark! There probably wonderful stories to be told! God bless! Enjoy your day today!

This is one of Georgia long time Super Stars who film one of the best movie here Atlanta Gone With The Wind this Country every seen

Jonathan does an excellent job as tour guide. All the workers there are very friendly. Great piece of southern history.

A great tribute to the writer for Gone with the Wind.

Great tour guide. MARTHA was very. Friendly, and knowledgeable about Martha Mitchells life, family and writing. I learned many interesting facts about The novel and movie Gone With The Wind!

Interesting but not much to see and learn.

Our guide was incredibly knowledgable, and really brought the time period of Margaret Mitchell back to life. The building has been restored and remodeled and is a historic treasure in the middle of midtown. All of the staff was friendly and accommodating. There is a free parking lot directly across from the museum, as well as a small gift shop inside with lots of Gone With the Wind memorabilia, books, and other cute southern themed items. It is small, but definitely worth a visit and a couple hours of your time.

So very interesting re history of Margaret Mitchell and her cute little house. Also lots of very informative books etc re early Atlanta and the history of black Atlanta. Go see

Not a fan of either the book or the film, so there wasnt much to enjoy about this particular attraction, its basically just a replica of the room she lived in and a lot about the actors from the film. On the plus side, the tickets are included in the price of the Atlanta History Center, so youre not out anything if you think you might want to check it out but youre not sure its going to be worth it for you.

Good place to know more about this amazing book, nice place to visit but a little pricey.

Interesting but ultimately its been completely revamped, so it seems none of the interior or furniture is original.

Great tour. Very interesting.

Interesting bit of history. Margaret is great guide

I came to Margaret Mitchell House for an event at night. Totally recommended. Incredible reception in the house, there we could enjoy the beauty of the architecture of the house and part of the history. Then the event continued in the patio, that it is great for a spring or summer night event. The dinner was in an other modern saloon that is in the patio. That saloon was great but restrooms are inside of the house. It meas that if it rains you have to cross the patio to go to the restrooms. After that everything perfect. Always is good to support local association that maintain historical building related with local culture.

Fantastic tour guides..very knowledgeable and so personable. GREAT experience.

TBH, this has always been on my bucket list, and I feel the curators did a nice job of giving the writer and film a sociological context.

Cool. Really cool place. Lets get the touch to the history of Atlanta. ;)

So interesting! Tons of photos from the premier of GWTW. Film from the making of the actual movie including auditions!

Lived in Atlanta for 30 years and had never been. The tour was very interesting and informational by Margaret. Glad I went.

Fantastic tour guide really brought Margaret Mitchells story to life!

Definitely do the tour. Very informative and historic. Loved to see where this classic was written!

Well worth the trip and the admission. Very cool and a must see for fans of Gone With the Wind

Very interesting tour. Much better than I expected.

If you are a fan of Gone With the Wind book or movie you must visit worldknown writer Margaret Mitchells house at Midtown,Atlanta. She wrote her book and lived 7 years in this house. There is a gift shop to buy souvenirs also.

This is the story of Margaret Mitchell, the author of Gone With The Wind and the making of the movie. This is an awesome story and a must see if you are interested in history. I promise it will not be a waste of your time!

I confess that I have neither read the book nor seen the film, but I found this museum very interesting. The guide (also called Margaret) was very knowledgeable and made me want to find out more about this tiny but talented lady.There is a room which shows the 1988 documentary about the making of Gone with the Wind which I found fascinating, but beware: it is two hours long!

I went along with friends not expecting to get anything from the trip, but the tour was Excellent. Also a good gift shop.

I learned so much about Margaret Mitchell that I had never known. Also saw old film of the premiere of the movie with interviews with the actors. Even saw film of four Civil War Veterans who were invited to the premiere by Clarke Gable. Just a very interesting tour that didnt take too long.

As described... worth a look if you are a fan of Gone With The Wind!

Beautiful place to visit in Atlanta.

Not what i expected but fun. Great stop for the ultimate fan. Make sure you go to the second building. They have the orginal door from Tara and the painting from the movie. This is a short stop, dont plan your day around it. They have free tours of the home, try to catch one if you can.

Very interesting. Not what I expected but still informative, engaging and a good tour. Well worth the price

Thanks a million for the creation of the event !I will try and find your page on Facebook now :)How about sharing live vidéos ? :)

Glimpse of history. I like the way they have preserved and set up the place. Peaceful.The staff is very courteous and friendly. There is a nominal entry free but they let us in coz we just had 45 Mins left before their close of business. And we fled IRMA.

Great experience on the guided tour. Jonathan is really entertaining and informative.

Although I was only able to view this location from the gate, it was cool to see. The historical value of places like this is undervalued (in my opinion). I was glad to have found it within walking distance of the restaurant I was at.

If you are a fan of Gone with the wind book and movie, it would be a pleasant memorable visit.Just the Scarlets big picture wan not on the wall!

Great tour and gift shop. Book and movie are favorites. All fans should visit for rewarding experience.

Wow at the old pictures and a look at where she wrote gone with the wind neat tour

Good experience. Apt had period furniture & the staff was very knowledgeable. I asked a few questions; all were answered to my satisfaction. Be sure to attend tour through home w guide.

I enjoyed visiting Margaret Mitchell house a lot! Ive read her novel( Gone with the wind) more than 3 times and seen the movie multiple times, so it was so delightful to see the house of its creator. The Marvelous Margaret Mitchell!

Thoroughly enjoyed my tour of the house. Margaret our guide was very knowledgeable.One thing that bothered me was too much emphasis on slavery. I know the book begins at the the start of the civil war. But the book was really about the struggles of Scarlett and her love for Ashley. Being an independent woman during the aftermath of the war.Enjoyed the story of Margaret Mitchells life and then death.

Great presentation by Margaret with excellent insight on Margaret Mitchell, the house and Atlanta!Thank you Margaret!

Fully enjoyed our tour and actually seeing Margaret Mitchells living quarters and especially her mailbox since I am a retired mail carrier.

If you loved to Gone With the Wind, you will love this place. Dont expect Tara. She wrote the book in a tiny apartment she called The Dump. Still, it was good to be there and the God was very knowledgeable.

Good tour to do if youre a fan of Gone With The Wind or curious about Margaret Mitchell. Tour guides and staff are knowledgeable and super friendly. The whole thing took less than an hour unless you decide to watch the film about the making of the movie. Parking is free but limited. It is shared with a credit union and saturday morning was crazy. I spent 20 mins circling the before ending up parking on a side street (metered parking).

Just as Margaret Mitchell laughed at Selznick and his production teams ideas for the design of Tara, Twelve Oaks, etc. for the movie Gone With the Wind, shed definitely get a chuckle over what has become of the dump, as she called her basement apartment here in the early 1930s. The No. 1 apartment has been recreated to give guests the feeling that they are actually walking through the fully-furnished dwelling where Mitchell and husband John Marsh lived (1925-1932) and wrote the bulk of GWTW. Wikipedia has a detailed history of the structure. After a fire destroyed much of the building in 1994, it was rebuilt and opened to the public.

Very unique museum where they let you touch and try the things used by the author herself!

Our guides name was Margaret, and she was the most elequently spoken woman we could have ever hoped to have to share Margaret Mitchells life story. She made the story of Gone with the Wind a masterpiece!! Thank you, Margaret!

I had family and friends in from Texas we went to the MMH fir the tour and had agreat time. Our tour guide Jonnath was very energetic and knowledgeable. Highly recommend if you are in ATL.

Try to get Bill as your guided tour guide. Parking is free and across the street you can do this in less than an hour including the tour. Would recommend.

Great place to understand Margaret Mitchell and the story of Gone with the Wind, the novel. Actually, the guiders explanation is really helpful to understand the novel and the authors history, such as what the idea and story plot was came from. Actually, the story is part of Margaret Mitchells tragic life story although the background is different, like WWI and Civil War. Scarlett Ohara in the novel may be the avatar of Mitchell. If you see the movie or read the novel, I recommend that you visit here to understand the behind story of the novel. Also, if you buy the pass at the entrance, you can get the ticket to visit other historic places in Atlanta with low price.

Very informative look at the writer of Gone with the Wind. Our tour guide shared a lot of great stories about Margaret Mitchell and gave us a glimpse of her character and personality. The only reason I didnt give five stars is the fact that none of the original furniture was used. While the reason was given, it was a little disappointing.

Much more interesting than I thought, even for a passing fan of the book/movie. Plenty here about the period, but also a fantastic tour that goes well into the history of the author, the book, and the making of the movie from the author’s perspective.

Great little slice of history that so many drive past every day. I would encourage taking the tour.

This place speaks for itself. If youre a fan of Gone with the wind - the book and movie, in particular; and Margaret Mitchell, in general, youll find it very interesting.Its technically not Margaret Mitchell House but the place where she wrote the majority part of Gone with the wind. The tour guider was very friendly & helpful.We took the tour; it was rather short, so consider it only if youre a big fan of Margaret.

Love the public events

Great little house museum. Tour guide was very knowledgeable and the house is very well kept.

The tour was lovely and full of information I never knew about Margaret Mitchell and about Atlanta. I highly recommend!

Very fun and informative! Definitely worth it! By the way you get FREE tickets here if you go to the Atlanta history center, which is just as worth it!

Gone with the Wind isnt an easy read, but still one of the best books Ive ever read. I didnt think Id really like this museum, but it was pretty neat. Took the guided tour and the gal really told a great story. A lot to Margaret Mitchell that people should know.

My wife is a huge fan of book and movie so we finally had to go...definitely recommend it...staff was very welcoming and Julia gave us a very nice tour. My wife got to sit at desk where Margaret Mitchell wrote the book which was cool.

Nice experience here. Easy parking and all questions answered with a smile.

The tour guy was very enjoyable. Worth visiting

Love our guide, gave a detail oriented history about her and her work

We had the best tour guide imaginable, Jonathan! He made this experience so special and had so much insight knowledge that we were really impressed. Definitely worth the money and would recommend!

Nice free tour. Worth visiting. Beautiful little house.

Wonderful restored mansion with good tours and great historical photos and information about Margaret Mitchell and her books

Nice brief tour. Be sure to tip the guide. Dont miss the extra room across the courtyard where they have Taras front door.

Cool little piece of history (even if your wife drags you there and you’ve never seen gone with the wind)! Free military entrance for party. Been there twice and something different both times; this time they had a display in another part of the house of Dr Martin Luther King Jr’s funeral.

Nice little museum. Great tour guide. Gives you the story behind the story. Ive seen the movie, now I plan to read the book. I walked up Peachtree street the day before and read many historical markers about the battle of Atlanta, now I can see how Peggy grew up in it and could really capture the emotional impact on the characters in her story. The information about the making of the movie was just gravy on the biscuit!

Very nice tour back in times. Not a big museum, but if you like GWTW, its a must see.

A very pleasant and interesting place!And, you can learn all about Margaret Mitchell! Worth a visit!

Super nice people that are extremely knowledgeable. Great experience!