Sewee Visitor and Environmental Education Center
No admission feeA U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service visitor center in the South Carolina Lowcountry, with exhibits, a nature trail, and a red wolf viewing area.

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A small museum in the coastal Lowcountry village of McClellanville, South Carolina, run with a focus on regional photography and writing.
401 Pinckney Street, McClellanville, SC · McClellanville, SC
The Village Museum sits in McClellanville, a small community on the South Carolina coast. The homepage gives a street address and directions that tell visitors to follow Pinckney Street to its end. The museum keeps a shop that sells books about the region, including photography collections and poetry by local writers, and it invites visitors to join as members or to donate. The site lists weekly opening days with a midday lunch closure.
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