Rice Museum

Address:	633 Front St, Georgetown, SC 29440, USA
Phone:	+1 843-546-7423
Site:	ricemuseum.org
Rating:	4.1
Working:	10AM–4:30PM 10AM–4:30PM 10AM–4:30PM 10AM–4:30PM 10AM–4:30PM 10AM–4:30PM 11:30AM–3:30PM

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Photos 100

Reviews 14

Doug Harp

The most rudest people in Georgetown, after the fire in 2013 they filed an insurance claim for fire damage to the roof. Said that the water sprayed on the roof caused damage. But there was no water even close to the building. If you donated money for the repair you got ripped off. Ive had to call the police to this place twice, they try to block the driveway and have been told many times it is not theirs, Jim Finch is a scam, he takes peoples stuff that is for sale and uses it elsewhere, and tells them its in the store room, Jim got 600 thousand dollars to repair the building, clock still does not work, they say the people who repaired it wont make good the warranty, quess he didnt pay them or they would have fixed it, the creepy guy in there harressed four different people over the past weekend about using the drive, he will be getting another visit from the police department soon. The two old ladies in there have been caught lieing to the police and everyone else

Donald Rodgers

This is a small Museum but I found my visit here to be immensely interesting. Learned a lot about the history of the state and saw some really interesting artifacts. If you have any interest in the history of Lowcountry South Carolina or the rice industry you should definitely pay a visit to this Museum.

Luz Maria

very nice little museum. pleasant guided tour and I enjoyed the history lesson. The admission prices were higher than advertised but still very reasonable.

Melanie Norman

Experience history at this local museum, and stroll around town to see all the local shops too!

Carla Sessions

Lovely way to spend an afternoon in Georgetown learning about local history.

Pamela Machia

Very awesome experience. We had a great tour guide. Such a informative tour

Perla 7

Cher pour la visite

Mary Dorrell

Very interesting history and a wonderful, knowledgeable tour guide.

Jane Ochsenbein

Nice little museum in a historic building