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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1973

Page

5

County Museum Grows in Aiken County History Center

The Aiken County Museum, under the Aiken County Historical Commission, has expanded since its 1970 opening. Exhibits include antique furniture, a Galphin clock, a Shipmen organ, a fort model, a whaling ship replica, and collections of gems, arrowheads, skinning knives, and Civil War relics. Open Saturdays and Sundays 3 to 5 pm, with group appointments.

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Mayfields preserves Carolina history in a private collection

Mayfields, a nine acre site near Aiken, preserves Confederate and presidential history through extensive artifacts. Col. John A. May opened the grounds in 1935 and offers tours by appointment, showcasing The Hunley replica, Andrew Jackson materials, Civil War relics, and a vast library.

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Mayfields and Aiken County Museum showcased in county histories

Sara Molen reports on two local history institutions Mayfields and the Aiken County Museum. The feature highlights their role in linking residents to the area's past through stories and photographs.

Sara Molen Aitken Standard Mayfields Aiken County Museum

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County Museum Growing Landry Carpenter Atlantic Court House Wilcox and Gibbs Fort Moore Beech Island Arthur Courtney The Historical Commission Historical Society Silver Bluff Charles Muchenfuss Aiken Elementary LeRoy Hicks Ruby May Hicks David Peterson J.S. Peterson Caroline Rish Thomas Rish Lynn Lewis Donald Lewis Mike Wells Fred S. Wells Sandra Hamilton William G Hamilton Shipman George Washington John C. Calhoun Colonel May
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