South Carolina State Museum

The South Carolina State Museum in is proud to present audio tours using your personal cell phone.  

To listen to the tours, dial the number below and when prompted, enter the number of the section that you would like to hear, followed by the # sign.  Approximate running time for each segment is one minute.  There are no additional fees charged by the Museum to use this service, only the use of your cell phone minutes.  If your cell phone plan does not include long distance coverage, additional fees may apply from your carrier.

 

You can access this information at any time, even while away from the Museum!

 

Dial (803) 234-8987 for the following segments:
Press 1 then # for Exhibit Introduction
Press 2 then # for S.C. State Museum Collection
Press 3 then # for Pottery Introduction
Press 4 then # for Prehistoric and Catawba Indian Pottery
Press 5 then # for Edgefield Pottery
Press 6 then # for Dave
Press 7 then # for Upstate Pottery
Press 8 then # for Union District Pottery
Press 9 then # for York County
Press 10 then # for Laurens
Press 11 then # for Contemporary Folk Pottery
Press 12 then # for Pottery Shop Demonstrations
Press 13 then # for Do you have pottery that needs to be identified?

 

Press 14 then # for Snapshot: A Brief Overview
Press 15 then # for Focus: A Look at the Project Process
Press 16 then # for Panorama: A Look at Upcoming Programs

 

Press 20 then # for Introduction by Dawn Corley, “Charleston Silver Lady”
Press 21 then # for Epergne, c. 1760
Press 22 then # for Pair French pitchers, c. 1801
Press 23 then # for Plate warmer, c. 1775
Press 24 then # for Sweet meat stand, c. 1810
Press 25 then # for Tall coffee pot, c. 1745-1750
Press 26 then # for Wedding cake “saw,” c. 1830
Press 27 then # for Condiment spoons for bride, 1864
Press 28 then # for Man’s table, c. 1830
Press 29 then # for Victorian table setting, part 1
Press 30 then # for Victorian table setting, part 2
Press 31 then # for Unusual flatware case
Press 32 then # for Urn-shaped tea set, c. 1910
Press 32 then # for Presentation pieces, c. 1877

 

 

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