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Flag made entirely of kazoos and kazoo parts. Pretty cool!

Grandkids age 9 (girl) and 11 (boy) really liked the tour. They especially loved making their own kazoos! We found the whole experience to be enjoyable and worth the low price.

Nancy the Tour Guide
RabbiWendy S.

A tiny factory and museum that was SO MUCH FUN to visit. Nancy, our tour guide, was friendly and enthusiastic. She demonstrated a bunch of kazoos and whistles after we watched a cute video history. We made our own kazoos at the end of the tour and she hummed/played kazoo along with us! Suitable for families and the young at heart (like us!). This is an off-the-beaten-path kind of place. Make sure to go. Highly recommended!!

Gabrielle V.

What an absolute gem! This is a MUST see in Beaufort! For children, adults and families alike! As soon as we walked in we were happily greeted by Jenny, who was our incredible, chipper and enthusiastic tour guide! I loved her energy and passion for this amazing place! Everyone gets to make their very own colorful kazoo! We get to choose different colors and pieces! We learn about different horns and whistles! If you check in on Yelp you get a free extra whistle on your kazoo it's super awesome! There are so many attractions, movie scenes from Forest Gump, but you NEED to stop in and see what this little place is about! It's my favorite place in Beaufort! You will not regret coming in and walking out with a big ol smile!

Chris L.

We were visiting the area with our kids and my mom suggested we check out the Kazoo Factory, so we stopped in on a whim. It was actually pretty fun and also quite random. We ordered tickets in advance. Once we got there, we watched a short video, then had a live presentation with a backroom tour, and then got a parting gift of a kazoo. The staff were really friendly and the kids seemed to get a kick out of it.

Bob V.

Just good old-fashioned fun! Learn a bit about the history of kazoos, and then build your own! We also took home "the world's loudest kazoo," the "kazobo," which features two sound membranes working alongside a large horn and YES, this bad boy is WAY loud!

Front entrance.
Bob M.

So fun!! Highly recommended stop. The tour and talk was a wonderful experience. You make your own Kazoo at the end of the tour. Book a reservation now!

Handmade by me!

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Paul was a fantastic guide. He was knowledgeable and FUN. Making a Kazoo to take and playing Happy Birthday to another guide was perfect.

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Great tour!!!!! Ask for Nancy!!!!! So much fun!!!!! Nothing else to say but Yelp wants 85 characters

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We enjoyed a fascinating tour by Nancy who is an expert in the workings and assembly of kazoos! She was a delight!

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Love bringing friends and family here when they come into town. Friendly staff and very clean property.

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Reconstruction Era National Historical Park

4.1(12 reviews)
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The Reconstruction Era National Historic Park is located in the Old Beaufort Fire station. It is a…read moresmall National Park and admission is free. Mask are required whether you are vaccinated or not. If you forgot your mask they have extras and will gladly provide you one. A memorial to Robert Smalls is outside of the building. The National Park has numbered panes to read about the Reconstruction Era. I didn't know much about this time period or the challenges of the intergration. But I left the National Park with more knowledge of the time period and about Beaufort's role in it. The National Park covers education and politics. The Port Royal experiment allowed the freed 10,000 slaves to get schooling and buy and run plantations without white control. Lincoln's land distribution policies allowed the newly freed people to buy the plantations. Lincoln's death put an end to this progress but the short lived experiment was a success. The National Park has a gift shop with many books on the time period which I bought a few so I could learn more.

Located in Beaufort, SC, the Reconstruction Era National Historical Park is quite possibly one of…read morethe smallest historical parks under the jurisdiction of the National Parks Service. It's said to be spread out over 3 distinct sites in Beaufort County, but the main visitor center is housed in a single small brick building (formerly a firehouse) with several exhibits and is free of charge to visit. It's supposed to be open daily, but may be closed at random during a government shutdown, as was the case when I stopped by for a quick visit. Since it was closed, I only got to admire the brick exterior and a few placards placed out front. As I was already visiting Beaufort on a day trip, I wasn't overly disappointed, but may have been if I had made a trip from out of town to visit only to find it closed. If you are interested in history of the reconstruction era and find yourself in this part of South Carolina north of Savannah and Hilton Head, this small historic park might be worth a quick stop.

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Tybee Island Light Station and Museum - Lighthouse!

Tybee Island Light Station and Museum

4.4(225 reviews)
29.4 mi

We took a day trip from Savannah Georgia, where we were staying over to Tybee Island, which is a…read morequick jaunt and it was worth the day trip. We headed over to the lighthouse and got the tickets. They have senior discounts, military discounts, and various deals, but the price is very reasonable and it includes your trip up the lighthouse and you also have the museum across the street that has so much detail you can spend hours there. The view from the top of the lighthouse gives you such an amazing perspective of Tybee Island and the beach is enormous and you can see quite a bit of it from the top of the lighthouse. Make sure you're in good physical condition to walk up 196 stairs, which is like six levels up. They limit the number of people that can go up the lighthouse all at one time so it doesn't get congested up at the top. They keep just a handful of people going at one time.

Having been married at a lighthouse, our family has made it a fun goal to go a lighthouse on every…read morefamily trip. This trip was Savannah, Georgia. Tybee Island is around 30 minutes away in a cozy little coastal town. The rate to go in the lighthouse covers the lighthouse and their museum. We only had time for the lighthouse. The price is $12 for adults and $10 for children. Children 5 and under are free. I was surprised they allow children of all ages. Normally there is a height restriction. My youngest (4) was thrilled because he's always wanted to join on our family tradition but was too short or young. He did a excellent job along with our (8) year old and my husband walking up the 178 steps. This is the tallest lighthouse in Georgia and the climb is fairly easy in my opinion. There is a break at every 25 steps where you can look out a window or just take a breath and let people pass if needed. The view from above is beautiful. You can see the water. There is no staff member at the top and the staff do not spend long explaining the lighthouse but there are signs to read. Overall it was a good experience and it's a beautiful lighthouse. Worth the visit. Next time we will carve time for the m

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Main keepers house

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Coastal Discovery Museum

Coastal Discovery Museum

4.6(75 reviews)
15.5 mi

What an amazing museum complex and grounds! Beautiful walking paths and gardens. The info inside…read morethe museum was interesting. I attended a photography class inside one of the buildings and it was a great setting for it.

The Coastal Discovery Museum came up in a search of things to do on a rainy day in Hilton Head…read more While there is a museum component in the main house, much of the attractions are outdoors, so something to keep in mind should you visit when it's raining or when the weather isn't ideal. The outdoor component includes several boardwalks, sculptures, a butterfly enclosure, and gardens. It's meant to introduce you to the coastal ecosystem and marsh life, which makes it quite unique. Admission is complimentary and there's a decent amount of parking. The main house and museum (the Discovery House) I would rate a 3.5 out of 5 stars. The volunteers on hand do a good job in welcoming guests and introducing the site so that guests aren't just left to wander on their own. While the permanent exhibits explaining the local area, ecosystem, and history were decent, I felt the more modern artwork was quite underwhelming, with many of the works on display having price tags (leads me to believe it was amateur artwork for sale). It left me wishing the weather was nice so I could explore the grounds, but that wasn't meant to be as there was a downpour of rain outside. If you have free time in Hilton Head, I'd recommend a visit to the Coastal Discovery Museum, but probably moreso when the weather is nice so you can explore the grounds.

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Coastal Discovery Museum - Talking area.

Talking area.

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Entrance to the museum is through this porch.

Graveface Museum - The grave face

Graveface Museum

4.7(94 reviews)
32.5 mi

Whoa, I was not prepared for how amazing this place was!…read more When we first arrived I thought it would be just kind of a silly tourist trap thing, but boy was I wrong! It is a very large collection of everything spooky, odd and strange! There are entire rooms focused on serial killers, such as Gacy, HH Holmes and Richard Ramirez. We were in there for a very long time and learned so much from the women running the tour. There was even a guy in our group who had been childhood friends with one of Gacy's victims, which was incredibly surreal and really hit home how real all of this was, and not just entertainment. They also have, or are going to have, another location in Chicago which is very exciting and I would definitely seek that out next time I am there. All in all a 10/10 experience.

This museum was MUCH bigger than I anticipated. We spent about an hour and a half and easily could…read morehave spent another or so in there learning and listening to the gals educate the group. There was so much to read, so much to see, and so much to experience. This is a very dark museum so if you have a weak stomach, are faint of heart if easily disturbed I would not recommend. Even still you are heavily warned about what is in each room should you not want to see or experience something by the staff. They were so helpful!! Their regular price is $25 OR $50 for a two day pass, tshirt, tote (or a pin), and sticker. Absolutely great deal if you're wanting some merch. Very spooky, eerie, and overall an interesting time!

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Heavens Gate

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Two headed calf

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