Nathaniel Russell House Museum
History Museum51 Meeting St, Charleston, SC
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Independent history museums in Charleston, SC
10 independent, locally-owned history museums are listed in Charleston, South Carolina on CheckThisBiz. National chains and franchises are not included. Ranked by how much we could independently verify (listing sources, phone, website and owner verification), the top history museums are Nathaniel Russell House Museum, Aiken-Rhett House Museum and International African American Museum.
How we rank: email-verified customer reviews on CheckThisBiz first, then independent checks (listing sources, phone, website and domain, owner verification). Paid placement never changes this ranking. Our methods · Sources · Updated September 29, 2026
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Aiken-Rhett House Museum
History Museum48 Elizabeth St, Charleston, SC
International African American Museum
History Museum14 Wharfside St, Charleston, SC
Mace Brown Museum of Natural History
History Museum202 Calhoun St, Charleston, SC
Postal Museum
History Museum83 Broad St, Charleston, SC
Old Slave Mart Museum
History Museum6 Chalmers St, Charleston, SC
Powder Magazine Museum
History Museum79 Cumberland St, Charleston, SC
The Museum at Market Hall
History Museum188 Meeting St, Charleston, SC
Keith School Museum
History Museum1509 Clements Ferry Rd, Charleston, SC
Edmondston-Alston House
History Museum21 E Battery St, Charleston, SC
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