GGaineswood Museum
Hand-drawn ink illustration of a stately antebellum mansion with grand columns and sweeping lawn, deep purple and magenta ink washes, moody and historic atmosphere.
National Historic Landmark

Gaineswood Museum

A striking example of Greek-revival architecture set in the heart of Demopolis, Alabama. Owned and maintained by the Alabama Historical Commission.

Learn About Us
Hand-drawn ink illustration of an ornate domed interior ceiling with intricate plasterwork, soft purple and warm sepia tones, atmospheric and historic.
Preservation & Restoration

Friends of Gaineswood

Founded in 1994 to preserve, promote, and advocate for the landmark — supporting dome restoration, structural stabilization, and drainage improvements.

Our Mission
Hand-drawn ink illustration of an elegant parlor with detailed plaster molding, warm lavender and muted gold tones, refined historic mood.
Visit Us

Plan Your Visit

Reach out to schedule a tour or ask questions. Located at 805 S. Cedar Ave., Demopolis, AL 36732.

Open to inquiries
Contact the Museum

Explore Gaineswood

Discover the people, craftsmanship, and ongoing care that shape this National Historic Landmark.

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About the Landmark

Learn about the Friends of Gaineswood, founded in 1994, and the major restoration efforts supported by the Save America's Treasures grant program.

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African-American History

Discover the skilled masons, carpenters, and weavers whose labor built Gaineswood — including Dick, Sandy, James, Phoebe, Hannah, and Bethemin.

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Programs & Events

Information on educational programs, the gift shop, and visitor hours supporting the landmark's ongoing interpretation.

Stay Connected

Follow our work preserving a National Historic Landmark.