Anderson native Newton McCully had a front row seat to the Russian royal court during the years of the Russian Revolution. His role as U. S. naval attaché allowed him to personally view worldwide events which changed our modern world. Little is known of his career in Anderson because his papers were considered top secret until 1970. Upon his retirement, he adopted eight Russian children who were raised in Anderson. Join ACM Curator Alison Hinman for coffee and an exciting presentation.

History Camp: "Memories of Community" for rising 4th and 5th graders. There are still spots available. Price is $35 per camper. Call 260-4737 for more information or download the brochure link below. http://andersoncountymuseum.org/images/stories/ACM%20Adventures%20in%20History.pdf

Children will learn about the Hartwell Dam from Mrs. Linda!

Death and Burial Customs of the 18th and 19th Century.

Enjoy dinner and meet the grieving widow and family. Come in costume (optional but there will be prizes for the best costume!) The event will be held at the historical 401 North Main Street building which is now the home of our sponsor Sosebee Mortuary. $300 table for 8 or $45 each

Find out about inventors from different fields from Anderson County and contributed to our modern way of life.

The artistry of letterhead graphics for local Anderson businesses reached its peak at the turn of 19th century in Anderson County. The standard of detail, creative use of fonts, and artistic drawings printed with great precision have no match in our computer driven society. The program will focus on the ACM collection of letterheads from local businesses.

30th Anniversary Celebration and the Induction Ceremony for the Hall of Fame.

The program will focus on some historic ambushes and murders which have occurred in Anderson County.

Fun non-scary event for children ages two to ten years. Tricks, treats, costume contest, games, refreshments & much more! Monster Mash is designed for children under the age of 10 to learn about our history as they enjoy a fun-filled family Halloween event in a safe and friendly environment.

Kick your Christmas shopping off early with more than 32 artisans. Hosted by the

Kick your Christmas shopping off early with more than 32 artisans. Hosted by the Friends of the Anderson County Museum.

The small soft cover book was the first known state-wide published review of schools throughout Anderson County. The study produced information on the Anderson County 1918’s segregated school systems and the demise of one room school houses for a more consolidated system. Some remarkable photos of Anderson County schools will be included.