History in the heart of Hapeville: an 1890 train depot turned history museum, gallery and visitor center. Telling the story of aviation, railroad and automobile history as well as the early history of Georgia through the lens of Hapeville.

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The City of Hapeville proudly presents: the Hapeville Depot Museum. Visit one of the oldest remaining train depots in Georgia. Built in 1890, the Hapeville Depot predates the city of Hapeville and stands as a lasting legacy of industry in the region.

While the Depot has been restored to its original appearance, the interior offers a robust museum. The building is a part of Hapeville Historic District, a recognized site on the National Register of Historic Places.

The museum welcome visitors and provides curated tours Wednesday-Saturday 11am-5pm.

Logo for Hapeville, Georgia featuring a train track leading to a bridge with a sunset, a plane in the sky, and the words "Hapeville Georgia".
Hapeville Depot Museum logo featuring a stylized train with the name of the museum.
Black and white photo of a main street with buildings, utility poles, and cars parked along the street. A sign reading "Hapeville Drug Co" is visible. Overlaid is a graphic of a pointing hand, a vintage-style figure of a person talking on a phone, and the text "Have a Hapeville history question? Need answers?" in orange.

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Logo of the American Alliance of Museums with overlapping colorful lines and text.
Georgia Association of Museums logo with the acronym 'GAM' in large white letters on a blue background, and the full name below.
Southeastern Museums Conference logo with the acronym 'SEMC' and an image of a Greek temple with columns.