Fountain Inn Museum

🍽️✨ "Fountain Inn Cooks" showcases the people, stories, and traditions that have been shared around Fountain Inn tables for generations through photographs of local home cooks featured in our upcoming cookbook! You will also get to explore a recreated 1910 kitchen, a vintage wash room, and a replica of the Frances Virginia Tea Room, offering a glimpse into the daily lives and spaces where community was built.

🍰 🫖 The Heritage Afternoon Tea Series also returns this summer, inviting guests to enjoy a Traditional Afternoon tea service, treats, and a special guided tour of "Fountain Inn Cooks." Sponsored by Historic Hopkins Farm!

📍 Fountain Inn Museum
🗓️ June 9 – August 22
🎟️ https://linktr.ee/fountaininnmuseum

🫖☕️🥐Our Afternoon Tea Series is making its return alongside this summer’s Fountain Inn Cooks exhibit! This time, we're celebrating FI's heritage through recipes, stories, and the generations that helped shape our community. More details coming soon!

Sponsored by Historic Hopkins Farm.

Main Street Fountain Inn

Dr. Matilda A. Evans was a true pioneer in South Carolina history. As the first African American woman to practice medicine in the state, she broke barriers and built lasting change through her work in healthcare, education, and public service.

Check out our exhibit curated by Walter Curry, Author of "South Carolina's Matilda Evans." Also, thanks to South Carolina Humanities you can join us on April 28 at 6 PM to hear him share her incredible journey! 🩺🥼