Cayce Historical Museum

Capital City & Lake Murray Country

The Cayce Historical Museum showcases Cayce’s rich cultural and historical heritage. The museum’s exhibits span 12,000 years and explore periods of Native American settlement, 18th century colonial trade, the American Revolution, the Civil War, WWII, and modern-industrial history. Featured exhibits include one of the largest collections of Native American artifacts in the South East, with nearly 7,000 pieces on display, a c.1740 homestead cabin, and a newly renovated exhibit highlighting the Columbia Army Air Base and the Doolittle Raiders. Visitors can also explore the museum’s historic grounds, featuring various outdoor exhibits, picnic tables, and a beautiful hiking trail that leads to the Granby Pavilion and the Granby Gardens Playground.

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Cayce

Midlands

1800 12th ST,
Cayce, SC 29171 (803) 739-5385

Info & Amenities

Location

From I-26: Take exit 115. At light, turn left onto Hwy. 321. Drive about 1 mile until road forks. Take the right fork onto Hwy. 2/Frink St. Drive about 1.5 mi. to 1st light. Turn left onto 12th St. and cross a set of railroad tracks. Drive one block and t

Admission

Adults $2, children (age 12 & under) 50 cents, seniors/students $1; Su free admission

Checks Accepted

Yes

Civil War

Yes

Days and Hours of Operation

Tu-F 9am-4pm; Sa-Su 2-5pm

Days and Holidays Closed

M, Thanksgiving & Christmas

Motorcoach Parking

Yes