The Museum of Reconstruction Era at Woodrow Wilson Family Home — Attraction in Columbia

First things first, the website does not state the cost, which as of May 22' is $10/adult, and second, it's barely a museum. I could learn more about Reconstruction and Woodrow Wilson from a children's book, than here. The "tour guide" merely led you to the house and unlocked the door and that's it, it's not even clear they know anything about the house or history for that matter. The house is in good shape, but features no real furniture except a few things on display pedestals. Let me do you a favor,...

I didnt realize Woodrow Wilson had grown up in Columbia. The garden was simple but interesting nonetheless. A plant in backyard looked like the largest thistle I have ever seen. Didnt get to traverse the inside of home because I arrived too early but I believe it was well worth seeing. Wilson was noted for guiding U.S. through WW1 and I believe he was instrumental in the League of Nations, the forerunner to the...

It was interesting. They tell about the house and staff during that time as well as the history of pre-, during, and post Reconstruction. It is still a bit in transition. We also saw the Robert Mills house and the Hampton-Preston mansions. It all ties in together. Check into free tour on third Sunday...