Reopening of the Belton Area Museum Association

All Aboard!

Listen to stories of our rich railroad history told by our robot, Conductor O’Neal.  View early (and sometimes scary) medical equipment used in the 19^th  and 20^th centuries.  Learn why Belton is called the “Tennis Capital of South Carolina.”  
We are excited to announce that the Belton Area Museum Association located in the historic Belton Train Depot is open for the public once again.  
Please come to the North End Gallery and knock on the interior door.  One of our staff will be glad to offer you tours and show you around, telling a story or two about our rich shared heritage.  
Practicing all CDC safety guidelines including social distancing and wearing masks while you are visiting is highly recommended.  
Hours will be Wednesday – Friday,  9 AM – 2 PM.  Since Saturdays are manned by volunteers, unfortunately, we will not be open on weekends.
All visitors are welcome and admission is free, thanks to the patronage of our members.
We’ve missed you, so come on in and enjoy the wonderful collections of the Ruth Drake Museum and the SC Tennis Hall of Fame!