Griffin Regional Welcome Center

About Griffin Regional Welcome Center

The Griffin Regional Welcome Center in Griffin, Georgia serves as a hub for visitors seeking information about regional attractions, activities and tours. The first floor houses the Regional Visitor Information Center, where staff assist guests in planning visits, along with Griffin's General Store and Gift Shop. The Griffin-Spalding Art Association Gallery offers free admission to view regional artwork. The second floor features the Griffin Archives, open weekdays for research into local historical records, and the History of Griffin Museum, which displays artifacts and memorabilia dating to the mid-1800s. The museum includes exhibits on the cotton industry, medical and dental equipment from the era of medical colleges, mill-salvaged furniture, and historical uniforms and equipment from local police and fire departments. A Doc Holliday Museum section honors Griffin's legendary son. The center provides free parking, maps and brochures, public restrooms and electric car charging stations. General admission is free. The facility is handicap accessible and suitable for all ages.