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Category: Attraction
Spartanburg Regional History Museum
Phone: (864) 596-3501
City: Spartanburg
Region: Mountains
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Spartanburg Regional History Museum
The regional museum looks at various aspects of Spartanburg County's history through permanent and changing exhibits. The permanent collection includes the Pardo Stone, Camp Wadsworth, Camp Croft, textile quilts and a doll collection. A self-guided walking tour booklet for downtown Spartanburg is available in the museum gift shop.
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