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Category: Attraction
Lowcountry Visitors Center And Museum
Phone: (843) 717-3090
City: Yemassee
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Lowcountry Visitors Center And Museum
Housed in the historic Frampton Plantation House, c. 1868, the Lowcountry Visitors Center and Museum features a recreated 1900s plantation parlor, complete with antique furnishings and displays from the region's 10 museums and the SC Artisans Center. Historic Civil War site. A unique gift shop is on site.
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