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 The Museum is situated on the north end of Hilton Head
Island on three acres of land overlooking beautiful Jarvis Creek and the
surrounding salt marsh which harbors SC State shellfish grounds. The Museum
grounds are developed as outdoor exhibits focusing on the history and native
flora and fauna of the area. These outdoor exhibits include life size models of
saxon vats used in the 1700's to produce indigo dye, and a labeled nature trail
bordering the salt marsh. The Museum is located on the north end of Highway 278 on Hilton Head Island which offers easy access to oncoming traffic and also to the new Cross Island Parkway bridge that provides a direct link to the south end of the island. The renovated building is ADA accessible and boasts a large deck overlooking the picturesque salt marsh landscape and the Intracoastal Waterway in the distance. Many visitors and groups touring the Museum utilize the deck for a relaxing lunch.  Mile Marker 1, North end of Highway 278 |
