Marietta Museum to be featured on national TV

A Chicago-based national television program has named the Gone With the Wind Museum in Marietta as one of America's hidden treasures and will feature it in an upcoming episode of Treasure Hunters Roadshow in about five or six weeks. The show will feature memorabilia and history of both the Margaret Mitchell book and the movie, including the original gown Vivien Leigh wore when she played Scarlett O'Hara and copies of the book signed by Mitchell.

Information: call the museum at 770-794-5576 or treasurehuntersroadshow.tv

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