USC: Museum of Education

founded in 1977

Current Exhibitions

Web Exhibitions

The Secondary School Study

sponsored by the General Education Board between 1940 and c 1948.
Also known as the
Black High School Study
The Secondary School Study Exhibition

John Dewey on Film

the presentation of video footage developed from Museum research
John Dewey on Film Exhibition

The Presidential Letters
Letters and photographs from the Presidents of the United States describing the importance of education in their lives.
The Presidential Letters

Voices from the Past
Web Exhibition

Advice for the Pre-service Teacher
Statements for the undergraduate pre-service teacher education student prepared by classroom teachers who have been affiliated with the Museum of Education.
Advice for the Pre-service Teacher Exhibition

Fannie Phelps Adams
So her voice will never be forgotten.
The Museum's Public Square Exhibition

The Fannie Phelps Adams Exhibition

Mr. Stonewall Richburg
So his voice will never be forgotten.
The Museum's Public Square Exhibition

The Stonewall Richburg Exhibition

On-site Exhibitions at the Museum

S. C. Education Hall of Honor

J. A. De Laine, Jr. and B. B. De Laine
in front of their father's exhibition,
J. A. De Laine and the SC Hall of Honor.

Fannie Phelps Adams standing
in front of her photograph at the
Teachers from a Forgotten Era exhibit.

"Pat Conroy at the
Daufuskie Island School"

But What About Us?

Student Photographs from
the Corridor of Shame

From the Archival Past:

The Savage Textbook Collection

South Carolina School Buildings

The Museum of Education
is currently scanning The William S. Savage Photo Collection of school buildings of South Carolina.
School Buildings

Outdoor Window Installation

with portraits and inscriptions of De Laine, Gray, Greene, Clark, Dewey, and Travelstead

Classic Edition Sources

Education Exhibition

an affiliate of McKissick Museum, a financially-supported research unit of the College of Education,
and an institutional member of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience

Museum of Education - Wardlaw Hall - University of South Carolina - Columbia, SC 29208 - 803.777.5741
museumofeducation@sc.edu