• Please do not touch any of the exhibits, wax figures, or displays unless prompted to do so by verbiage or guidance (i.e. Tommy Gun, Speakeasy doorknocker).
• Food and drink are not permitted in the museum in the galleries prior to the Speakeasy.
• Smoking and e-cigarettes are not permitted anywhere in the building.
• Backpacks and large bags are allowable.
• Coats and umbrellas may be carried into the galleries as long as they are covered with a complimentary plastic bag.
• Possession of dangerous objects, including firearms, are not permitted in the museum.
• Please be mindful of others while using a cellphone.

Photography and video is permitted in the museum under the following circumstances:

• Cell phone and video use are permitted in the museum for personal use only.
• Photographs and video cannot be commercially published, sold, or reproduced.
• Please note that visitors to the Savannah museum may be photographed, videotaped, or otherwise recorded. By attending, you grant the museum permission to use photographs and/or audiovisual recordings in which you appear for archival, documentary, publicity, advertising, or social media.
• Images, audio, and video uploaded to social media can and should be tagged with the #americanprohibition or @americanprohibition.
• The American Prohibition Museum reserves the right to remove or add tags to images, audio, and video uploaded to social media that represents the museum.

Chaperone Responsibilities:

• Chaperones are responsible for the behavior of their groups at all times. It is imperative that chaperones relay the above information to student and adult groups.
• One chaperone is required per every ten students. Chaperones must be 18 years of age or older.
• Avoid side conversations with other students or chaperones while on a guided tour.
• Attend promptly to any student causing a disruption; if necessary, remove disruptive students from the galleries.

HEARING IMPAIRED GUESTS
Please make our CASTmembers aware if you require accommodations. We will gladly provide a tour script guide upon request.

At Historic Tours of America , we pride ourselves on providing excellent customer service to all people, including individuals with disabilities. In order to provide the proper accommodations, all we ask is that we are given due notice in order to select the proper services. Our selection process involves use of the ADA information line to vet and secure local interpreter services. As a title III entity, our number one goal is to provide an effective accommodation that will ensure you have a memorable time with us.