We were greeted by a friendly host (Virginia) who gave us an overview of the museum. There is a very interesting exhibit about the storm of '62. Admission is by donation.

great little museum but not open when most visitors are in town. offers very informative tours of rehoboth - especially the jolly trolley tour. (only offered a few times during the season)

Small but interesting museum with particular emphasis on the role of the railroad in developing a beach area for revivals in the 19th century and escaping from the big cities of Baltimore and Wilmington in the early 20th Century.

Stop by and see how Rehoboth Beach grew. Lots of good pictures and the exhibits change from time to time. Free parking and if you like to visit, you will enjoy...

Catch this little museum as it has different exhibits throughout the year and then go relax in the very nice shaded Grove Park right next store and have a picnic lunch!

This is a very interesting place if you love history or want to learn more about Rehoboth. You can enter by donation. The workers there are very knowledgeable and love to share their knowledge. But it is small.

The lady at the front desk of the Hotel Rehoboth suggested paying a visit to the museum since we'd never been, so we decided to do just that. And we're so glad we did because we spent at least 30 minutes walking around the place...More