Rosemary Clooney Museum, Biographical museum in Augusta, United States.
The Rosemary Clooney Museum is housed in a building from 1835 located on Riverside Drive and contains more than 700 pieces of entertainment memorabilia. The collection includes costumes worn by famous performers and designs by renowned costume designers, showcasing objects from twentieth-century entertainment.
The building was constructed in 1835 and served as a private retreat for singer and actress Rosemary Clooney from 1980 until her passing. The location opened to the public as a museum in October 2005, transforming her former residence into a place for visitors.
The collection displays costumes and accessories from the entertainment world, offering visitors a window into the golden age of American show business. These objects tell stories of a glamorous era in film and music that continues to captivate audiences today.
The museum is mainly open during winter months and requires advance booking to visit. Planning ahead is necessary to secure a visit slot during this limited season.
A special room features the collection of Miss America winner Heather French Henry, an Augusta native, displaying her competition gown and crowns. This exhibition space offers insight into the personal story of a local beauty pageant champion from the year 2000.
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