Here in Myrtle Beach, we're known best for our charming outdoor attractions. But if you're looking for a break from the beaches and boardwalks, there are also a lot of interesting indoor things to do in Myrtle Beach. Take these museums, for example. 

Museums in Myrtle Beach offer an opportunity to explore local art, history, and culture. They're also a great way to beat the summer heat, and our real estate agents are excited to share some of their favorites.

• Myrtle Beach Art Museum - 3100 S Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
  One of the premier art museums in South Carolina, the Myrtle Beach Art Museum—more properly known as the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum—is a great place to experience local and regional art. Free of charge and convenient to these Myrtle Beach homes for sale, the museum hosts an ever-changing array of exhibits that mostly highlight South Carolina artists. The museum also houses an impressive permanent collection of Southern art.
  
  
• Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum - 607 27th Ave N, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
  Whether you're a pinball fanatic or simply have a soft spot for nostalgia, you'll enjoy taking a spin through the Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum. Located just a few blocks from the beach, the museum houses a broad array of pinball machines, some modern and some dating back to the '70s and '80s. The viewable selection varies, but expect to see 25-plus pinball machines on display at any given time. 
  
  
• EdVenture Children's Museum - 4005 Howard Ave, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
  Kids can learn through hands-on play at the EdVenture Children's Museum, located in Market Common in the heart of Myrtle Beach. Spanning 3,000 square feet, the museum provides a wide range of classes and programs for kids of all ages. Subjects range from art and science to cooking and gardening. 
  
  
• The Kaminski House Museum - 1003 Front St, Georgetown, SC 29440
  Just a short drive south of Myrtle Beach in the small oceanfront city of Georgetown, the Kaminski House Museum is a great option for history buffs. Housed in a preserved historic Georgian Manor, the Kaminski House Museum aims to reproduce life in 18th-century South Carolina. Complete with period-appropriate furnishings, the home and its beautiful grounds are open to guided tours, and it's also a popular destination for class field trips. 
  
  
• Wheels of Yesteryear - 413 Hospitality Ln, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
  For anyone interested in classic automobiles, the Wheels of Yesteryear museum is a can't-miss pit stop in Myrtle Beach. This privately owned museum is open to the public almost every day of the year from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm, and it includes a vast collection of cars and trucks from every era of American history. In addition to over 150 vehicles, the museum is packed floor to ceiling with vintage automobile memorabilia. Just about anyone will find something exciting here. 
  
  
• Horry County Museum - 805 N Main St, Conway, SC 29526
  Not only is the Horry County Museum a great place to learn about South Carolina history, but it's also open to the public completely free of charge. Located about 30 minutes inland from Myrtle Beach in the community of Conway, the museum is housed in a historic schoolhouse and contains a wide range of exhibits dedicated to local history and pre-history. Photographs and artifacts throughout the museum highlight the historical industry and agriculture of the region. 

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