Chucktown C.
11/26/2012
http://thechucktownchatter.com/museum-prefers-accuracy-to-politics/ Surviving multiple wars, fires and other natural disasters, the Confederate Museum stands at the heart of Charleston as an...
Confederate Museum
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188 Meeting St
Charleston, SC 29401
The Confederate Museum in Charleston, SC is a historical institution that preserves and showcases relics from the Confederate era. Housed in the iconic Market Hall, which once served as a meeting place for market commissioners and hosted elegant social functions, the museum was established in 1899 by the Charleston Chapter #4, United Daughters of the Confederacy, with the support of former Confederate soldiers.
With a collection that grew rapidly through donations from former soldiers during a reunion of the United Confederate Veterans, the Confederate Museum offers visitors a glimpse into the lives and experiences of those who fought for the South during the Civil War. The museum's location holds historical significance, as it was the very place where many of these young men had danced before embarking on their military service.
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4.028 reviewsRobert V.
11/25/2023
Excellent museum we visited on a whim after Saturday brunch on Market Street. Free admission for Veterans so I donated the cost to the museum. Not sure how many artifacts are here but it was...
Carol C.
1/15/2024
I love this museum and highly recommend it to travelers and local residents. The docents at the museum are very gracious and thoroughly explain the history of the artifacts.
Leanne M.
12/28/2019
This was so interesting. There is so much packed into this very small space Well worth spending time looking at the displays
Michael W.
11/13/2019
The ladies hosting were very kind and displayed the best example of "Southern hospitality." The museum is relatively small but well organized and informative with a lot of personal artifacts....
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