Museums and Galleries
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The Franklin G. Burroughs - Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum is the Grand Strand's home for contemporary art. The museum is a restored 1920's beach cottage and a peaceful spot to ponder the ocean. The museum houses 11 galleries, contemporary art exhibits change throughout the year. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday.
Visit www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org for more information.
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The Children's Museum of South Carolina serves the state and local community, as well as visitors to the Grand Strand area by presenting interactive exhibits and programs in an environment where visitors can "Touch, Explore, and Play" while learning about their world. The Museum is committed to quality interactive exhibits and educational programs. With education being the heart of its programs and the basis on which exhibits are designed, the Museum is successfully reaching out to new audiences.
Visit www.cmsckids.org for more information.
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Located in the heart of Georgetown's historic district, the 1768 Kaminski House has a wonderful collection of American and English Antiques from the 18th and 19th centuries. Tours are on the hour seven days a week.
Visit http://www.cityofgeorgetownsc.com/kaminski.aspx for more information.
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The Rice Museum is located in the Old Market Building, the first Georgetown structure to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building was erected in 1842 and is known locally as the Town Clock because of the clock faces located on all four sides of its bell tower. The tower was added around 1845. The Town Clock , the symbol of Georgetown County, is a singularly appropriate site for studying the history of the community.
Visit www.ricemuseum.com for more information.
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