About Us & Our Exhibits

We are Here: 200 Hampton Avenue, Kingstree, SC 29556

The C. Williams Rush Museum of African-American Arts & Culture’s Mission is to research, document, support and emphasize the history and contributions of African Americans in general, but specifically in Kingstree and Williamsburg County, SC and incorporate more diversity into programs for children.

Rotating Exhibitions and Programs

A Beautiful Black Christmas
African American Dolls
African Americans in History
Hand Made Quilts by African Americans
Original Harlem Renaissance Art
Ceramics and Pottery by African Americans
Black Memorabilia
Textiles
Stamps

A Harlem Renaissance Event at the Museum.

Collections

The many collections include:

Christmas: Black Santas, angels, nutcrackers, nativity scenes and ornaments
African American Dolls: 65 originals by the very talented and creative African American doll artists, LTD and Artist Dolls by German and European Doll Artists, vintage and antique, etc.

Tomlinson Graded and h High School, 1866 - 1970.
Tomlinson was a Rosenwald School.

Williamsburg County African American Persons, Places and Events

Evolving Exhibition of Williamsburg County African Americans, Persons, Places and Events of the 35 researches and documentation by Cassandra Williams Rush.

Come in for a warm and inviting museum experience.

The Rush African American Museum

Williamsburg County African American Persons, Places and Events

Come in for a warm, comfortable and educational experience.

African American made Pottery!

Williamsburg County African American Persons, Places and Events

African American made Pottery!

Come in to see this Beautiful Vase in person!