Locals Week - Ocean City Museum Society

• Station 4 Tour
  • October 20th at 10 am, Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum
  • Travel back in time and go on an exploration of the United States Life Saving Service by learning about the Storm Warriors and history of the Station.
• Creatures Up Close
  • October 21st at 10 am, Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum
  • Learn more about our native aquatic wildlife as we feed our aquarium fish all while taking a close look at the Museum’s Commercial and Sport Fishing exhibit.
• “Defying Expectations” with Al ‘Hondo’ Handy
  • October 23rd 3:30pm – 5pm, Museum of Ocean City
  • Join Al “Hondo” Handy as he talks about the history of Recreation & Parks in Ocean City. He will also be doing a book signing for his most recent release “Defying Expectations”.
• From Bank to Museum: The Story of an Ocean City Landmark
  • October 24th, 5:00 pm, Museum of Ocean City
  • This documentary follows the transformation of a 1910 building at Dorchester Street and Baltimore Avenue from its beginnings as Charlie McGregor’s grocery store to Ocean City’s first bank and, now, the Museum of Ocean City. Through historic storytelling, community voices, and a behind-the-scenes look at the restoration, it celebrates the preservation of a true town treasure.
• Book Signing
  • October 25th, 11 am-1 pm, Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum
  • Meet author Corinne Litzenberg, her books “Ben and the Brass Check: A Lewes Life-Saving Station Story” and “S is for Sea Glass” will be available for purchase. And don’t forget to take advantage of free admission for Delmarva locals to both museums.

The Ocean City Museum Society is committed to preserving the history of Ocean City through engaging programs and exhibits, fostering a deeper appreciation for local culture, and serving as a valuable resource for research and preservation. Be sure to visit the Society’s two museum locations: the Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum at the Inlet and the new Museum of Ocean City, located at Dorchester Street and Baltimore Avenue.