Location
Visitor tip
Don't miss the restored Model 1857 12-pound Napoleon cannon—it's a favorite photo opportunity and a striking centerpiece of the museum's collection.
Visitor tip
Plan to spend time reviewing the Confederate soldier rosters from South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia, along with veteran memoirs and official war reports for in-depth genealogical and historical research.
Visitor tip
Visit the Museum Gift Shop during your stay to find unique historical resources and memorabilia related to the exhibits.
About Museum & Library of Confederate History
Free American Civil War museum. Free museum displaying artifacts from the 1860s & books about the American Civil War.
Quick Facts
- Type
- History Museum & Library
- Location
- Greenville, South Carolina
- Admission
- Free to the public
- Highlights
- Restored Model 1857 Napoleon cannon, Confederate artifacts, original documents and veteran memoirs
What visitors say
- Don't miss the restored Model 1857 12-pound Napoleon cannon—it's a favorite photo opportunity and a striking centerpiece of the museum's collection.
- Admission is completely free with optional tax-deductible donations, making it an excellent budget-friendly educational option for families and history enthusiasts.
- Plan to spend time reviewing the Confederate soldier rosters from South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia, along with veteran memoirs and official war reports for in-depth genealogical and historical research.
- Visit the Museum Gift Shop during your stay to find unique historical resources and memorabilia related to the exhibits.
Did You Know?
- The museum features a restored Model 1857 12-pound Napoleon cannon, which serves as a favorite photo opportunity and is one of the most iconic artillery pieces of the American Civil War
- The museum maintains comprehensive Confederate soldier rosters from three states: South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia, providing detailed historical records from the 1860s
- Exhibits include authenticated Confederate weapons including Richmond rifles and revolvers, representing specific weaponry used during the Civil War period
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