Museum Marks 100th Anniversary of 19th Amendment with Exhibit, Free Admission for Kids And More
It’s been 100 years since the 19th Amendment passed, which gave women the right to vote, and the South Carolina State Museum is honoring the 100th Anniversary with a new exhibit
Read MoreThe Best Friend of Charleston: Short-Lived, Long Legacy
Learn more about one of the South Carolina State Museum’s most recognizable objects: The Best Friend of Charleston.
Read MoreNow On Display: Frederick Douglass Walking Stick
The museum recently acquired walking stick belonging to abolitionist, Frederick Douglass. The stick was gifted to him while visiting Charleston, S.C. in March 1888. The Douglass Walking stick is one of a kind and is now on display.
Read MoreCapturing History: Apollo 11 Splashdown
Did you know? Two South Carolinians were involved with the recovery of Apollo spacecrafts, including Apollo 11! Learn more about their important contributions.
Read MoreSouth Carolina Superheroes: Septima Poinsette Clark
Civil rights champion Septima Poinsette Clark was a real-life South Carolina Superhero. Read on to learn more about her amazing life.
Read MoreSouth Carolina Superheroes: Robert Smalls
Robert Smalls is a South Carolina superhero. His life story is a real hero’s adventure of bravery and compassion.
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