There is a free exhibit on the 1st floor on the archaeology & architectural renovations with artifacts, informational panels, & a continually streaming educational slideshow. Read more.
There are 2 exhibit cases on the archaeology that was conducted on-site. One case has artifacts and reconstructed ceramic vessels on display including Colonoware Read more.
Their permanent displays have artifacts recovered archaeologically, and they have rotating exhibits that commonly have artifacts from excavations.
They have on-site archaeological excavations & accept volunteers. Archaeology also helped inform some of the park design & recreations. There is a great museum in the visitors center.
They have on-site archaeological excavations & accept volunteers. They also have standing historical structures and special events.
Their historical archaeologists have used their research to inform and better understand the lives and activities of the past inhabitants of Drayton Hall. Read more.
The c.1896 Post Office is the oldest continually operating post office in the Carolinas. They have a Postal Museum that has artifacts, images, and explanations of early postal history. Read more.
On the King Street side of Marion Square there are the remnants of a 1780 Horn Work from the Siege of Charleston.
