Greenville Post Museum
![The Cecil D. Buchanan War Museum is located at the Post 3 building on Main Street in Greenville, S.C. Admission is free. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
The Cecil D. Buchanan War Museum is located at the Post 3 building on Main Street in Greenville, S.C. Admission is free. Photo by Brett Flashnick.
![More than 100 school groups, including these home-schooled students, visit the post museum annually. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
More than 100 school groups, including these home-schooled students, visit the post museum annually. Photo by Brett Flashnick.
![A World War II veteran tells a group of students about his experiences during the war. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
A World War II veteran tells a group of students about his experiences during the war. Photo by Brett Flashnick.
![The museum started collecting items around 2000 and opened to the public in 2002. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
The museum started collecting items around 2000 and opened to the public in 2002. Photo by Brett Flashnick.
![In 2013, the museum was officially named after Cecil D. Buchanan, who worked tirelessly to create the museum. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
In 2013, the museum was officially named after Cecil D. Buchanan, who worked tirelessly to create the museum. Photo by Brett Flashnick.
![Members of a home-school group look over some of the museum's collection of weapons. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
Members of a home-school group look over some of the museum's collection of weapons. Photo by Brett Flashnick.
![The museum has uniforms from every branch of service, including the Merchant Marines. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
The museum has uniforms from every branch of service, including the Merchant Marines. Photo by Brett Flashnick.
![The post has many type of firearms displayed in its main meeting room. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
The post has many type of firearms displayed in its main meeting room. Photo by Brett Flashnick.
![The post honors Greenville native and U-2 pilot Rudolf Anderson, the only American killed by enemy fire during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
The post honors Greenville native and U-2 pilot Rudolf Anderson, the only American killed by enemy fire during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Photo by Brett Flashnick.
![A World War II veteran discusses his experiences with a home-school group. Photo by Brett Flashnick.](/images/legion/blank.gif)
A World War II veteran discusses his experiences with a home-school group. Photo by Brett Flashnick.