“This place is a gem! I went out of my way to stop at this quaint museum in Georgetown and I am so glad I did.

I’m a huge fan of oral storytelling and Mr. Rodrigues is a master of doing just that. The museum has a bunch of significant, cultural relics (Gullah quilts, stools, segregation signs, etc.), as well as gifts such as handmade Afro-inspired earrings, apparel and even baño despojo (if you need it).

If you’re looking to learn more about Gullah culture and language, this is a cool place to start. Donations are accepted and appreciated, as it’s a very local establishment.”

“A one- room Museum full of the rich Gullah history and features quilts (which often tell a story) made by the owner’s wife (now deceased as of 2015) including the famous quilt telling the story of Michelle Obama’s link to the Gullah culture through her great-great grandfather.

Mr Andrew Rodrigues is the owner and loves to tell his stories. ”

“The Gullah Museum in Georgetown is a very interesting and educational experience that is well worth a visit to appreciate the history and stories that they are able to tell. It is a good place to come and learn and listen. The staff here is very welcoming and knowledgeable. I had a really good experience here and am happy I got a chance to see it.”