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Anna Hazzard Museum: A Glimpse into Rehoboth's Past

Step back in time at the Anna Hazzard Museum and discover the captivating history of Rehoboth Beach, from religious roots to seaside resort.

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The Anna Hazzard Museum, housed in an original 1895 'tent' house, showcases Rehoboth Beach's transition from a Methodist camp meeting site to a bustling seaside resort. Explore artifacts and stories of the town's early days.

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  • 17 Christian St, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, 19971, US

Local tips

  • Check the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society website for current seasonal hours before visiting.
  • Explore the exhibits to understand the transition of Rehoboth Beach from a religious camp to a modern resort town.
  • Take a stroll around Martin's Lawn, where the museum is located, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    The Anna Hazzard Museum is located in downtown Rehoboth Beach, easily accessible on foot from most hotels, the boardwalk, and the main commercial streets. From Rehoboth Avenue, walk south on Christian Street. The museum will be on your left, located on Martin's Lawn. Walking is free.

  • Public Transport

    The DART Beach Bus provides service to Rehoboth Beach from various locations, including the Lewes Transit Center and the Rehoboth Park & Ride. From the bus stop at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand, walk south on Rehoboth Avenue, then turn left onto Christian Street. The museum will be on your left, located on Martin's Lawn. A single ride on the DART Beach Bus costs $2.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    Taxi and ride-sharing services are readily available in Rehoboth Beach. Request a ride to 17 Christian Street, Rehoboth Beach. The museum will be on your left, located on Martin's Lawn. Expect to pay around $8-$12 for a short taxi ride within Rehoboth Beach.

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The Anna Hazzard Museum offers a unique peek into the history of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Housed in a small, charming structure dating back to 1895, the museum provides insight into the town's origins as a Methodist Camp Meeting site. The building itself is a significant artifact, representing the simple 'tent' houses used during the camp meeting era. The museum is named after Anna Hazzard, a prominent local figure who was the first female licensed realtor in Delaware and a member of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. The museum displays artifacts and memorabilia related to the early days of Rehoboth Beach, including Anna Hazzard's collection of hymn books, family artifacts, and exhibits on local history. One exhibit is dedicated to World War II and features stories of Rehoboth locals who served. Visitors can explore exhibits showcasing the evolution of Rehoboth Beach from a religious retreat to a popular beach resort. The museum provides a glimpse into the lives of early residents and the changing landscape of this coastal community.

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