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Cultural

Tillman Hall, Clemson University (Tony Smith Photography)

Bob Campbell Geology and Natural History Museum has various kinds of minerals, meteorites, and fossilized plants and animals. It also has old mining artifacts that tell help to tell stories from the history of South Carolina.
864-656-4600

Clemson City Hall houses work by local artist. It also has community information on upcoming events and attractions in the area. 1200-3 Tiger Blvd.
Clemson, SC 29633-1566
864-653-2030

The World of Energy at Keowee-Toxaway is an informational center that shows this history of the area and how they are using different methods of producing electricity in the area. It highlights the hydro plants on area lakes that are unusual for most to see. The World of Energy has tours and activities like a vision chamber and areas where visitors can play educational computer games. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm and Saturday and Sunday from 12:00-5:00pm.
7812 Rochester Hwy
Seneca, SC 29672
1-800-777-1004

Astro III Theater shows movies for the lowest prices in town. Open every night, prices are only $1 during the week and $3 on the weekends.
403 College Ave.
864-654-1670

Clemson University offers some of its resources to the general public. Some of these opportunities are:

Fort Hill was once the home of John C. Calhoun, who was a 19th century statesman. The home is an antebellum plantation home that caries many of the original family artifacts. The home is owned by Clemson University.
864-656-2475

Rudolph Lee Gallery holds art exhibitions and usually showcases student talent and local artists.
Located in Lee Hall
864-656-3883

McKissisk Theater shows documentaries and films for very low prices on Thursday through Saturday nights.
Located in the Hendrix Student Center on Clemson University’s campus