Resources for Conserving Flood Damaged Photos, Antiques and Heirlooms
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4M ago
There is a lot of information available via the internet on how to save and conserve water damaged objects, so to make it easier for those needing these resources the State Museum has created a listing of links where you can find helpful information ..read more
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Rivers and Waterways in South Carolina Art
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9M ago
Artwork in our collection featuring Rivers.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin eu augue arcu. Maecenas nec odio sodales ..read more
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An Ancient Version of Football?
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9M ago
Fall in America is a time for football, baseball, cornhole and other games. Thousands of years ago, people in America were even more passionate about the game of chunkey, also called tchung-kee ..read more
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State Museum Adds New Fossil to Collection
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9M ago
The South Carolina State Museum recently acquired the cast skeleton of an extinct bird called Parahesperornis (“alongside western bird ..read more
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History of the 1926 Alvan Clark Telescope
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9M ago
The Observatory at the State Museum is home to an historic Alvan Clark refracting telescope, read on to discover how a 3,500 pound telescope made it from the 14th floor of a building in New York City all the way to the South Carolina ..read more
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Recent Pottery Acquisition: Edgefield Face Vessel
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9M ago
By Paul Matheny, Director of Collections While the museum has an estimated 1.1 million objects in its collection, it is important for our team to ..read more
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History of the Columbia Mills Building
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9M ago
Did you know the largest artifact at the South Carolina State Museum is its building? Read on to learn more about how the world's first electric powered textile mill became a museum ..read more
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L.C. Carson and His Concrete City
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9M ago
Learn more about an interesting addition to the museum's art collection: a collection of replica mini-buildings modeled after ancient wonders of the world - but made of concrete ..read more
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Turpin Bible Reveals Story of Enslavement and Emancipation
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9M ago
Rare object reveals a story of enslavement and emancipation in Pre-Civil War Charleston ..read more
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From Mill to Museum
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9M ago
How did the world's first fully electric textile mill become South Carolina's largest museum? Read on to discover more ..read more
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