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Second Time Visiting. Found new displays and some I had missed the first time. Museum tells a different story to every visitor. The Ladies who curated these items did so out of Love for the Father's, Husbands and Sons they had lost. The Love of Hearth and Kin is the story I take away. There is a display of a Lady who offered up her 5 sons. She prayed every morning for an hr for there safety. In the Providence of God her prayers were answered and they returned home safely. A rare story to be sure. The stories in this place need to be told and treasured. Thank you Ladies!
Very cool old market you can walk through with lots of different stalls selling all kinds of wears. Went on a weekday and it was not very busy most people are packed up by 4pm so go early! they did some remodeling recently not sure why removed some old parts of the market not sure why? overall very cool
Fantastic Museum open Thursdays through Sundays, this museum is about history, culture, way of life, education, textiles, families who lost everything and how people survived. There’s a small admission fee and allow about a hour or so to admire every relic. There’s a gift shop area that sells adult and children t-shirts, historical jewelry made from relics found in the low country areas made by a local artist, books, stickers and novelty items. This Musuem is ran by a fabulous group of ladies and they know everything there is about Charleston’s past and present. I loved looking at the textiles, how women hand stitched their dresses, children clothes and gloves. The watermelon seed brooch is my favorite. How cleaver and such detail.
Never realized there was a museum above the market. It was free for veterans other wise I think it was $10 per person. SOOOO many artifacts from the area. I wish I knew more about it, but there was a lot of reading to help explain what everything was along with a short video. Well worth the visit for any history buff.
Nice small museum. Worth visiting for the low entrance fee.