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Upcountry History Museum
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Harrison Hall of Natural Science
Greenville, SC
Harrison Hall of Natural Science is part of Greenville County Schools and is open to the public during special events. It houses many creatures, including creepy crawlies and slithering snakes. Visitors can explore a Tropical Rain Forest, use microscopes to examine a miniature world, and touch stingrays and horseshoe crabs in the Marine Lab. Over 100 different animals can be discovered here.
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Sigal Music Museum
Greenville, SC
The Sigal Music Museum in Greenville, SC, houses hundreds of historically significant instruments from the past 400 years, including the 1775 Berent Piano, the first commercially made and sold in the United States. Visitors can explore engaging exhibits, attend concerts and lectures, and experience instruments in the Virtual Listening Room. The museum also features a library with over 1,000 rare music-related items. It was voted #3 in USA Today’s 10 Best New Museums 2020.
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The Greenville County Museum of Art
Greenville, SC
The Greenville County Museum of Art is considered one of the premier American art museums in the South. It houses the world’s largest public collection of watercolors by Andrew Wyeth and an exceptional collection of works by Jasper Johns. Visitors can explore its acclaimed Southern Collection, which offers a rich survey of American art from Federal portraits to contemporary abstractions. It is also the only museum in the Upstate fully accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.
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Museum and Library of Confederate History
Greenville, SC
The Museum and Library of Confederate History in Greenville, South Carolina, preserves and presents original artifacts, personal stories, and historical records related to the Southern people before, during, and after the War Between the States. Visitors can explore exhibits, rare documents, and an onsite library featuring veteran memoirs, war reports, and soldier rosters from South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia. A fully restored Model 1857 12-pound Napoleon cannon is also on display.
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Bob Jones University Museum & Gallery
Greenville, SC
The Museum & Gallery at Bob Jones University celebrates fine art through rotating exhibitions and a permanent collection accessible via virtual tour. Visitors experience art history through docent-led tours, workshops for children and adults, homeschool programs, and educational events designed to transform lives through exposure to exceptional artistic works.
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Symmes Hall of Science
Greenville, SC
Symmes Hall of Science, a Greenville County Schools facility, offers hands-on science. Visitors can engage with chemical mixtures, experiments, forensics, and explore energy concepts like Tesla coils and solar panels. The facility also features robot programming for design challenges and a 300-seat Hipp Auditorium for events. Public access is limited to special events.
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Military History Center of the Carolinas
Greenville, SC
The Military History Center of the Carolinas preserves military heritage through exhibits spanning from American Indian Wars to modern conflicts. The museum features collections honoring veterans and Medal of Honor recipients from the Carolinas region.
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Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum and Baseball Library
Greenville, SC
The Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum and Baseball Library in Greenville, South Carolina is dedicated to preserving the legacy of the legendary baseball player. Operating as a non-profit run primarily by volunteers, the museum features a library and gift shop celebrating baseball history and Joe Jackson's impact on the sport.
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