Upcountry History Museum
Under $25Regional history museum in Greenville covering upstate South Carolina from the early 1700s to today.

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See centuries-old harpsichords and pianos, including one Mozart played as a boy, in a small instrument museum on Greenville's Heritage Green.
516 Buncombe Street, Heritage Green, Greenville, SC 29601 · Greenville, SC
The Sigal Music Museum opened in 2017 in the front of a 1930 Coca-Cola bottling plant on Greenville's Heritage Green. It took its name in 2020 when the family of collector Marlowe Sigal gave his instrument collection. Highlights include a 1761 Kirkman harpsichord that an eight-year-old Mozart played in London and an 1845 Broadwood grand piano that Chopin played in 1848. Less than ten percent of the collection is out at once, and concerts and lectures fill the calendar.
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