Fountain Inn Museum Highlights African American History During Black History Month
February 7, 2026
As Black History Month begins, the Fountain Inn Museum is inviting the community to explore and celebrate the rich African American history of Fountain Inn through a special February exhibit.
The photo exhibit shines a spotlight on the individuals, families, churches, businesses, educators, and community leaders who played a vital role in shaping Fountain Inn’s past. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about contributions that helped build and sustain the community across generations.
Museum organizers say the exhibit is designed to both educate and inspire, offering a meaningful look at local history that deserves to be remembered and shared. From long-standing institutions to personal stories passed down through families, the exhibit reflects the depth and resilience of Fountain Inn’s African American heritage.
The Fountain Inn Museum is located at 102 Depot Street in downtown Fountain Inn and is open to the public throughout the month of February. Community members and visitors alike are encouraged to stop by, explore the exhibit, and take time to reflect on the history waiting to be discovered.
For those interested in learning more about Fountain Inn’s past and honoring the stories that helped shape the city, this Black History Month exhibit offers a timely and engaging opportunity.
