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Williamsburg Historical Museum
Phone: (843) 355-3306
City: Kingstree
Region: Midlands
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Williamsburg Historical Museum
Historic archives and artifacts include microfilm of The County Record newspaper from 1897-1975, and The News through 2006. Antique china displays, early maps and a dug-out canoe made from a single 20-foot long cypress. Family history research area. Books and prints for sale. Thorntree House, 1749 plantation house of James Witherspoon, shown by appointment.
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