The Museum features exhibits showcasing the Lakeland’s' history, ecology and art. Explore the region's economic development from the early Edgefield pottery district to the textile industry to contemporary genetic science. Visitors experience life at the turn of the 19th century on "Main Street." Learn what makes South Carolina's inland coast so unique. Additionally, The Museum's Durst Gallery features, on a rotating basis, traveling exhibits of art and special interest.
This area was first settled by Irishmen John Blake and Thomas Weir in 1802. In 1824
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