The Harlem Museum and Welcome Center, Home of the Laurel & Hardy Museum

What an informative and in depth tribute to Laurel & Hardy as well as the town of Harlem. It was worth the extra 15 mins drive, especially because they screen the films throughout the day. I loved the plethora of memorabilia and learning more about them as well as important others from the town. The Events & Museum administrator, Sina, was a delight to speak with. If I hadn't needed to get back on the road, I would have stayed another hour to watch the entire film & continue the conversation.

Very nice building and historic building. It had both memorabilia and history of city oh Harlem and Laurel and Hardy. The movie was informative in the theater. Souvenirs could be purchased. It was off the beaten path, but well worth the stop. It's free to get in and they ask for a donation.

It was finely presented but it mostly looked like a collection of memorabilia rather than artifacts you would expect in a museum. Artifacts like scripts with the boys notes, contracts, actual costumes from this or that, actual items and artifacts that seem to come from the actual Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy or their respected estates' private collection. The museum had items collectors could have purchased at any point. They had a poster displayed that I currently have in my home.

Wonderful tribute to Stan Laurel and native son Oliver Hardy. Staff was so cordial and memorabilia items especially reasonably priced. Definitely recommend as this museum is a loving tribute to both Harlem, GA and Oliver Hardy.

We found it very interesting. Even though L&H were before our time I have seen many shorts and films and love them. The museum was free but we gave a donation.