Spanning the Generations…

…From Native American cultures to the heyday of the mills and the Laurens Glass plant, the Laurens County Museum offers a unique glimpse into life as it once was.  Exhibits include primary documents and original artwork, as well as memorabilia.  Many of the unique artifacts on display at the Laurens County Museum have not only shaped Laurens County history, but also have played pivotal roles in the history of our great country.

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Laurens County's History

Laurens County's History

Since its establishment in 1785, Laurens County has played an integral role in the birth and growth of South Carolina as well as our great nation. Laurens has been called home by many of America's most influential leaders, politicians, and entertainers. Click on the image above to learn more about Laurens County's intriguing and exciting history.
Exhibits

Exhibits

The Laurens County Museum features exhibits and artifacts from every era of the county's history. From a soapstone bowl dating back to 3000 B.C. to an exhibit featuring the popular Harris Springs Resort that burned in 1932, visitors can experience Laurens County's history like never before. Click the image above to browse the Laurens County Museum's wide array of historical artifacts.
Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

The Laurens County Museum is proud to host and sponsor regular events featuring historical reenactments, museum tours, and other family entertainment, as well as other community events. Bookmark this page or save this news feed to stay up to date on everything that is happening at the Laurens County Museum!
Take a Virtual Tour

Take a Virtual Tour

If you live outside of the area or if you are unable to visit the Laurens County Museum during normal business hours, you can still enjoy the museum's exhibits by taking a virtual tour! Click on the image above to view images and videos of Laurens County Museum's exhibits and events.

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