I love small museums. It's so nice to spend a little time learning a lot - especially when it's so interesting. The museum is an actual life-saving station (moved from it's original position) that shows how people got rescued from ships that wrecked off the Atlantic Coast. There is an actual life saving boat (restored), gear worn by life-savers, a... More

Great displays and history. Kids enjoyed themselves. I would repeat in the future. Economical alternative to other expenses on the boardwalk.

They have some fascinating displays of equipment used to rescue people from shipwrecks, and we talked to a volunteer who happily explained in detail how each piece of equipment would be used. they also have some aquariums with local sea life.

Although the museum was closed during our visit, the displays around the building were interesting. Showing a bit of OC history

Price was fair, exhibits and history very interesting. The staff working were very friendly and this puts a good hold on how OC was and has developed.

When we checked out the life saving station there were lots of interesting displays. It makes you think of all the history and advancements made in EMS.

Very informative. Staff is very knowledgeable. Very reasonably priced. You can spend as little as an hour or really take your time and look over everything.

Located at the South end of the Boardwalk, it is a great place to learn the history of Ocean City, (Coast Guard, Life Guards and the City itself)

The $3 charge to get in should have been higher!!! A must see, well thought out and who ever made this into a musuem should be given a medal.