ELLOREE HERITAGE MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER
Explore South Carolina's Rural Past
OUR HISTORY
The Elloree Heritage Museum & Cultural Center is an exciting and educational view of South Carolina's rural past. The museum portrays rural life when the Town of Elloree was founded by William J. Snider.
Mr. Snider welcomes visitors to Elloree and sends them on a tour of Cleveland Street as it appeared in 1900 with recreated stores, bank, and hotel. Visitors also explore a plantation cotton gin, learn how cotton is grown, picked, and ginned today, see the 18th century Snider Cabin, and meet our farm mule, Ruby Doo.
EXPLORE OUR EXHIBITS
Cotton Production
Learn how cotton is grown, picked and ginned then and now.
Horse-Drawn Plows
See the variety of horse-drawn plows, planters and cultivators that farmers used to work their land.
Stoll Cleveland Street
Stroll Cleveland Street as it appeared in 1900 and delight in the recreated stores, bank and hotel.
South Carolina Federation of Museums Achievement Award
The South Carolina Federation of Museums has chosen the Farm Wing of the Elloree Heritage Museum & Cultural Center, Inc. to receive its Achievement Award.
South Carolina Federation of Museums Certificate of Special Recognition
In recognition of excellent utilization of resources and professionalism by the founders.