Maritime Museum

The Maritime Museum was founded in 1966 and exhibits many Maritime related artifacts such as ship models, paintings and antiques. Visitors of all ages are welcome at the museum to learn more about the Maritime History of The South.

The collections are housed in Scarborough Home, which was the home built for William Scarborough who was one of the owners Steamship Savannah. A garden is featured at the museum which has had careful planning and sensitive plant selection, this garden is an oasis, a great place to sit and enjoy the quiet outdoors.

The museum has several educational opportunities available for all visitors, including student groups. Girl Scout groups will receive special classes on the art of scrimshaw, sailor's valentines and painted merchant signs.

A gift shop is located at the museum which stocked a range of books focusing on maritime life, art and history. There are also Southern gardening books, books on architecture and history of The South. There are also many other gift items such as mugs, caps, t-shirts. Orders can be placed online before visiting the museum if visitors do not have the spare time to browse the museum.

Entry fees are charged to enter the museum; discounted rates are available for groups and local residents.