SC Confederate Relic Room & Military Museum

05/29/2026

Come in for our Pre-Inventory Sale!
Now through June 20th, save 20% off everything in our store, except authentic currency.

05/26/2026

Show your museum pride with this lapel pin! 20% off until June 20

05/22/2026

Looking to brush up on your history knowledge- come browse of collection of Osprey books for sale. 20% until June 20

05/21/2026

This summer, your service gets you in the door — free.

Blue Star Museums returned on May 17, and currently-serving military personnel and their families are welcome to explore South Carolina's military history at no charge all summer long. From the Revolution to today, the stories here are yours, too.

Plan your visit. Learn more: https://scinvietnam.com/military-can-visit-relic-room-free-this-summer/

05/19/2026

For more than 200 years, little was known about the site where Patriot troops won the Siege of Fort Motte in 1781. But a team of archaeologists set out to remedy that in 2004. Come to the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum at noon this Friday, May 22, to learn about what they found. Archaeologist James Legg will deliver a free lecture on the dig at Fort Motte. It is open to the public as part of the museum’s regular Noon Debrief program.

05/19/2026

From now until Labor Day we are participating in the Blue Star Museum Program. Free admission to all Active Duty, National Guard, and Reserve members.

05/19/2026

Need an indoor activity for these hot summer days! We have all the coloring essentials! (coloring books, coloring pencils and pencil sharpeners)
20% off until June 20

05/14/2026

Kids about to get out of school? Come buy these comics! 20% off until June 20

05/13/2026

The Swamp Fox and Light-Horse Harry were the Patriot commanders in the victory over the British in the Siege of Fort Motte in 1781. But their heroism was exceeded in this case by that of a lady named Rebecca Brewton Motte. Come to the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum at noon on Friday, May 22, to learn about what archaeologists found at the site. James Legg of the SC Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology will deliver a free lecture on the subject. It is open to the public as part of the museum’s regular Noon Debrief program.

Francis Marion – the Swamp Fox – was at the Siege of Fort Motte in 1781. He and “Light-Horse Harry” Lee were the Patriot commanders in that encounter with the British. But their heroism was exceeded in this case by a lady named Rebecca Brewton Motte. Unfortunately, primary written sources on...

05/12/2026

Ready to celebrate 250 years of this great nation? Come to SCCRRMM for all your Revolutionary gear. 20% off items now through June 20