Reviews of South Carolina Tobacco Museum (Museum)

104 NE Front St, Mullins, SC 29574, United States

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As of day this business gets a score of 4.5 stars over 5 and the score was based on 22 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF South Carolina Tobacco Museum IN South Carolina

Susan Collins

micheal mason

Need to visit

Phyllis Gardner

Beautiful outdoor wedding in front of the fountain.

Laurie Williams

Joseph James

Greengiant

Worth everyone's time to spend a visit to this place.

HereAndThereWith PatAndBob

Situated inside the old train depot, the South Carolina Tobacco Museum is one of the best museums you'll find in South Carolina. Reggie McDaniel is the museum curator and is also the native born descendant of the man who started the town of Mullins, Steven Smith. Reggie walked me through the museum and explained in detail the entire process and history of the tobacco industry, which at one time was the backbone of the American economy. The museum is a time capsule of a lifestyle and industry that has fallen from grace. If you're in the area, it really is a wonderful place to visit with the scent of the drying tobacco leaves still lingering in the air.

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Glenn Hanna

Very interesting and informative tour of a time and culture in which I was involved during my childhood. I was born in 1951 and saw or used lots of these implements, items and merchandise from the past and it was quite nostalgic to see them again.

Raymond Miller

The detailed history about the rise and fall of the biggest growing tobacco empire in Mullins S.C.! Famous celebrities endorsed brands of tobacco in packaging, lighters, match backs to Christmas cards. A knowledgeable adventure of life of a culture lost today!

Kristen Bright

Russell Johnson

Just like the other days.

Rhett Butler

Preparing the history of Mullins to be carried into the future

Vater Bär

Be sure to take guided tour

Kay Ks

Informative tour that is filled with surprises

Linda Casterella

Rich with history and well informed tour guide. Donations are appreciated.

Robert Price

Great little museum to check out. Host was friendly and very knowledgeable about the history of the city.

matt bechter

Great lady did a wonderful job I enjoyed the time spent there!

Nathan rossman

Floyd Shinn

Cool little out of the ordinary, stop

Crystal Jackson

Allen Parsons

I'm tempted to write something snarky about the museum, like why would anyone want to commemorate the carcinogenic leaf, or that putting the institution in out-of-the-way Mullins, SC, must have been intended to keep it hidden from the world. (Mullins was once the largest distributor of tobacco in the nation.) But history is history and you have to admire the pluck of a place that wants to keep tobacco's story alive. Humans have consumed the substance for a long time.