-
@AndCountyMuseum: This Saturday, February 4 at 11 AM: Join Sara Juengst at teh ACM as she discusses the French Huguenots of the... http://t.co/pWkUKh0q
-
@AndCountyMuseum: JThis is the large Goat Island Box. They just arrived and will be in the ACM Store this Saturday - just in time... http://t.co/KG476z0i
-
@AndCountyMuseum: Just arrived and will be in the ACM Store this Saturday - just in time for VALENTINE'S Day. Call 260-4737 to... http://t.co/vY8jguxk
-
@AndCountyMuseum: I posted 26 photos on Facebook in the album "Winter Night Gala, January 20, 2012" http://t.co/YVJtheBe
-
@AndCountyMuseum: I posted 11 photos on Facebook in the album "" http://t.co/vGnX3LgB
About Us
Our gallery is named in honor of Mr. Fred Whitten for his dedicated service to preserving the history of Anderson County, and for his constant devotion in creating and supporting the Museum in every phase of its development. In this photograph, Mr. Whitten gets a sneak peak at Trade Street.
Mission Statement:
The Anderson County Museum collects, preserves, and interprets artifacts that document the history of Anderson County and educates a diverse audience by creating a place where visitors find meaning in learning the local, regional, and national significance of Anderson County and its citizens.
Museum Facts:
Our 12,000 square foot Fred Whitten Gallery contains 13 permanent exhibits, a temporary exhibit gallery, and multiple changing exhibits. Exhibits range from textiles to military history to religious history.
The Anderson County Museum (ACM) boasts over 20,000 diverse artifacts in its archives. The Reading and Research Room contains 1,600 volumes and 2,000 historic photographs for public study.
The ACM accepts artifact donations at the discretion of its curator. If you have an item you would like to donate, please call and schedule an appointment. 864.260.4737
Internships are available for dedicated and serious-minded students looking to learn a lot! If you are interested, please contact the ACM for further information.