Discover Belmar’s Rich History for Free at the Belmar Historical Society Museum

BELMAR, NJ - As summer fades and the days grow shorter, there's no better time to dive into the rich history of Belmar—without spending a dime. The Belmar Historical Society Museum & History Room, located at 900 E Street in the Annex of the Union Firehouse (circa 1911), offers a unique opportunity for families and history enthusiasts to explore the past. Whether you're touring the museum, delving into the archives, or browsing the extensive digital collections , each experience is both free and invaluable.

For those curious about the history of their own property, the museum’s digital archives provide a window into the past, revealing what the land once looked like, who lived there, and significant events that took place nearby.

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The museum’s History Room offers fascinating insights into Belmar’s storied past, from the grand old hotels constructed from structures brought over from the 1876 World’s Fair to the city’s pioneering role in forming the first-ever first aid squad and hosting international surfing competitions.

Whether you’re a history buff, a curious local, or looking for an educational outing for the kids, the Belmar Historical Society Museum has something for everyone. For those interested in becoming part of this historical preservation, training to become a docent is also available.

Check out the museum’s open hours below, visit their website for more details, and don’t forget to follow them on Facebook to stay updated on all things historical in Belmar.

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