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About Keith Museum
The Keith School Museum is a one-story wood-frame building, reconstructed in 2006 on the Cainhoy peninsula. It honors the legacy of citizens who provided education during Jim Crow segregation. Visitors can see remnants of the original school's brick foundation in front of the museum. It serves as a gathering space for community events and helps the community understand its cultural heritage.
On the coast
Serving Charleston, SC
The Keith School Museum is a one-story wood-frame building, reconstructed in 2006 on the Cainhoy peninsula. It honors the legacy of citizens who provided education during Jim Crow segregation. Visitors can see remnants of the original school's brick foundation in front of the museum. It serves as a gathering space for community events and helps the community understand its cultural heritage.