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{{ | {{toplink|url=http://www.stoneharbormuseum.org|name=stoneharbormuseum.org}}[[File:StoneHarborMuseum.JPG|300px|thumb|right|A view inside the Stone Harbor Museum during the ribbon cutting grand opening event at its new location 9410 Second Ave on 6/10/17.]]<blockquote>''Where Memories Come to Stay''</blockquote>The '''Stone Harbor Museum''' is a visit to the past. Opened in 1999, '''a collection of archival material and displays''' bring the past into the present. Trained volunteer docents welcome and guide visitors through the museum. | ||
Highlights include videos of the Beach and Boardwalk and historic storms. Oral interviews with residents and their memories of life in early Stone Harbor may be viewed. Featured also among the many displays are the Bird Sanctuary and the trains which brought the earliest visitors to Stone Harbor. | |||
We have 50,000 artifacts, displays, videos and more to view. | |||
''Note:'' The above descriptive information came from the museum's [http://www.stoneharbormuseum.org home page]. | |||
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*Facebook: [http://www.facebook.com/stoneharbormuseum stoneharbormuseum] | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:09, 9 April 2020
Where Memories Come to Stay
The Stone Harbor Museum is a visit to the past. Opened in 1999, a collection of archival material and displays bring the past into the present. Trained volunteer docents welcome and guide visitors through the museum.
Highlights include videos of the Beach and Boardwalk and historic storms. Oral interviews with residents and their memories of life in early Stone Harbor may be viewed. Featured also among the many displays are the Bird Sanctuary and the trains which brought the earliest visitors to Stone Harbor.
We have 50,000 artifacts, displays, videos and more to view.
Note: The above descriptive information came from the museum's home page.
Info
- Facebook: stoneharbormuseum