History museums
The Fireproof Building
Charleston, United States
Built in 1827 by Robert Mills, the Fireproof Building in Charleston was designed to protect citadel records from fire. Its facade, made of stucco-covered brick, is complemented by iron shutters. Inside, visitors find original vaults where important documents were once stored.
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- Crowds
- Usually quiet
- Best months
- Mar–Apr, Oct–Nov
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