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February 27, 2023
The Relic Room Joins All South Carolina in Honoring the 371st Regiment
February 10, 2023
Learn what the battle of Firebase Ripcord was like
January 30, 2023
SwordFest Returns to the Relic Room Feb. 11
January 26, 2023
See what the Tet Offensive was like for South Carolinians, 55 years ago
December 1, 2022
Museum to Remember Pearl Harbor on Saturday, Dec. 10
November 9, 2022
Opening Veterans Day: The Vietnam War from a South Carolina perspective
November 3, 2022
For combat veterans, differences are outweighed by commonalities
November 2, 2022
Opening Veterans Day: The Vietnam War from a South Carolina Perspective
October 17, 2022
For soldier Glen Inabinet, Vietnam was full of surprises
October 4, 2022
How soldiers were trained for the war in Vietnam

Featured Event

Maxcy Gregg and William Rose

William Rose, born a slave in Charleston, lived a remarkable life. He served officers in three wars, and afterward worked the rest of his life in the State House, and was a celebrity. People would come from far and wide to hear him tell stories. At noon on Friday, July 24, the museum’s Curator of Education Joe Long will deliver a free lecture on “Maxcy Gregg and William Rose.” The talk will be at the Cayce-West Columbia Branch of Lexington County Public Library at 1500 Augusta Road in West Columbia.

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Military can visit Relic Room free this summer

Freedom 250 flag and Blue Star Museums presented by National Endowment for the Arts and Blue Star Families logos

Are you currently serving in the U.S. military? Are you looking for something inspirational and educational for you and your family to do this summer? Would you like to do something that celebrates our nation’s 250th birthday?

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