This place was amazing! I took my daughter to the Haunted Museum Night for Halloween, the level of detail and work that was put into this small town museum’s haunted attraction was excellent. The staff, I think, is what makes this place special. You can see how much they care about the museum and how time they put into it, the exhibits were decorated for the season which made it even more awesomely creepy! Can’t wait to see the museum when they reopen in the spring so much cool local history to learn about!

This museum is a hidden treasure in Greenville. With the updates during Covid we have an award winning museum and a fantastic volunteer staff many who are former teachers in Greenville. Come one, come all. Children and adults.

Nice little gem on the river. Three floors of local history very well done. The third floor was the best but very informative first floor as well. Appreciated the knowledge of the local volunteers.

Whether you're from Greenville or not, this museum is so interesting and fascinating to visit. You learn something new about something old and historic every time you visit. And its events keep growing every year and keep getting better and better.

The wonderful people inside will answer any questions you have! Not to mention my kids had an absolute blast going thru and doing the hunt they have inside.

My mom and I visited this museum and were very happy with the building, the experience and how helpful and friendly the volunteers were. Thank you for a wonderful experience.

We truly liked this museum. We came down to help celebrate a friends birthday. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and he truly loved the museum and loved showing it off. All the staff were very friendly. Thanks for all the work you did to put the museum together. The movie was very interesting as well. Thanks again to everyone. Doug and Colleen Smith Roy and Joan Osborne

Want to see it but a volunteer wants to follow you around telling you about everything. It's awkward, slow, and infuriating. Let me see the museum and ask questions if I have them. It makes the museum boring.