Past Exhibits
Here's a brief look at past exhibits. More detailed information coming soon!
WKDK: The Voice of Newberry County for 75 Years
Newberry County has had a local, family-owned, radio station since 1946. The Coggins family have played current hits, old favorites, and highlighted local talent for 75 years.
Keeping Cool
Keeping Cool highlights how Newberrians dealt with the South Carolina heat before air conditioning was common.
Celebrating the Harlem Renaissance
The exhibit celebrated the significant, historic ties African Americans in Newberry have to this movement as artists, members of the great migration out of the south to northern industrial areas, and as soldiers in World War I.
Celebrating the Centennial of the 19th Amendment
In 2020 The Newberry Museum held a special ceremony and exhibit celebrating the passage of the 19th amendment.
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A Tribute to Israel Brooks Jr.
Israel Brooks, Jr. was a highly decorated man of service in the Marine Corp, as the first African American man to join the South Carolina State Troopers, and later as a US Marshall, he dedicated his life to making our state safe for everyone.
Boneyard Pottery
The Newberry Arts Center loaned pieces of their boneyard collection made by artists featured in the annual South Carolina Clay Conference.
