Times and Democrat - Elloree Town Guide

Elloree Heritage Museum and Cultural Center

Enter the gateway to an exciting and educational view of South Carolina's rural past.

See the reconstructed 200 year old log cabin where the founder of Elloree was born.

Experience a rural farm yard and smokehouse.

Learn about the importance of mules to farm life in the past.

See a 100 year old cotton gin with wooden parts and discover the importance of cotton a century ago.

Find out about the history of midwives and the importance of soil conservation.

The culmination of over four years

of planning, hundreds of donations, and thousands of hours of volunteer effort, The Elloree Heritage Museum and Cultural Center provides all of these wonderful opportunities.

Authentic exhibits of the area's heritage have been restored and expertly displayed to take visitors on an intriguing journey back in time.

The Elloree Heritage Museum and Cultural Center is one of the primary educational facilities available to students in the region's school districts.

Visit the Elloree Heritage Museum and Cultural Center today. This is an experience that your family will not forget!

Family memberships in the Heritage Museum and Cultural Center are available for $40.00 annually and individual memberships for $25.00. Single visit admissions are $5.00 for adults, $4.00 for senior citizens and $3.00 for school children. Admission is free for children under 6.

School groups and other tours are encouraged to call ahead for appointments at (803) 897-2225.

Operating Hours:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

The Elloree Heritage Museum and Cultural Center is located at 2714 Cleveland Street. This location is conveniently mapped for you below.

Other Attractions

Joe Miller Park
Loyn's Park
Fishing
Golfing