Lunch Box Museum Columbus Georgia

The Lunch Box Museum, in Columbus, Georgia, is the world’s largest single collection of lunch boxes and has been featured in many newspaper articles and on national television.

Allen Woodall owns the store and the museum. In fact, Allen was on the telephone trying to obtain a rare 1957 "Toppie" lunch box while I was enjoying the museum. I am not sure if the deal went through, but if you happen to have one of these lunch boxes, I bet Allen would be happy to talk to you.

Allen began collecting lunch boxes in the late 1980s and is still in the hunt for more. There are more than a 1,000 lunch boxes and related items, including thermoses, coolers and even tobacco tins that doubled as lunch boxes. In fact, there are so many items neatly stocked on the display shelves, it was hard for me to actually focus on one individual box.


This is Part-three of a three-part video series on Columbus, Georgia.

Part One, The National Infantry Museum
Video One    • National Infantry Museum Part One  
Video Two    • National Infantry Museum Part Two  
Video Three    • National Infantry Museum Part Three  

Part Two, National Civil War Naval Museum    • National Civil War Naval Museum in Columbu...  


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