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Myrtle Beach Art Museum
The museum offers a quiet cultural stop away from the busiest attractions, and the historic house is part of the experience. Because exhibitions change, return visits can feel completely different.
The Story of Myrtle Beach Art Museum
The Franklin G. Burroughs–Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum is Myrtle Beach's nonprofit art museum, housed in a relocated 1920s beach cottage near the ocean. Changing exhibitions highlight Southern artists, photography, crafts and works connected with the region.
Myrtle Beach Art Museum in Context
The Franklin G. Burroughs–Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum is Myrtle Beach's nonprofit art museum, housed in a relocated 1920s beach cottage near the ocean. Changing exhibitions highlight Southern artists, photography, crafts and works connected with the region.
What Makes It Special
The museum offers a quiet cultural stop away from the busiest attractions, and the historic house is part of the experience. Because exhibitions change, return visits can feel completely different.
Interesting Facts
The museum opened in 1997. The building known as Springmaid Villa was moved from its original beach location to save it from demolition.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see the historic villa, galleries and art discovered during our visit.
The Story of Myrtle Beach Art Museum
The Franklin G. Burroughs–Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum is Myrtle Beach's nonprofit art museum, housed in a relocated 1920s beach cottage near the ocean. Changing exhibitions highlight Southern artists, photography, crafts and works connected with the region.
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