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David J. Sencer CDC Museum: free, by reservation

Monday to Friday, 9am–4pm

David J. Sencer CDC MuseumAtlanta

The CDC's own museum at its Clifton Road campus covers the history of public health, with current shows including 'America 250: Life, Liberty, and Public Health' and an exhibition marking 50 years since the first Ebola outbreak. It's free, including parking, but walk-ins aren't accepted. Open Monday to Friday 9am–4pm (last reservation slot 2:30pm), closed weekends and federal holidays.

Verified Oct 27 · cdc.gov

Catches:

  • Reserve at least a week ahead; no walk-ins
  • Adults 18+ need a REAL ID (non-US citizens a passport); bags and vehicles are inspected
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