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Stone Harbor Museum collects the photographs, artifacts and memories that explain how this barrier-island town grew. It is a small local-history stop rather than an all-day attraction. The operator lists free admission and a narrower autumn schedule than summer, so match your visit to the posted 2026 dates.
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Stone Harbor
Cape May County
9410 Second Avenue
Stone Harbor, NJ 08247
The museum's overview describes its timeline, old photographs, beach-tag collection and exhibits about the borough's past. The focus is Stone Harbor itself: railroads, boardwalks, summer traditions and residents' stories give context to the streets outside.
Browse the displays at an unhurried pace and ask a docent about a theme that interests you. The museum uses changing exhibits and community contributions, so what is on view may shift. A visit can sharpen the rest of a Stone Harbor walk by giving names and dates to familiar shore scenes.
The museum's 2026 visitor page lists 9 a.m.–noon on Fridays and Saturdays in October and November, free admission, and the address 9410 Second Avenue. Check for holiday or staffing changes before setting out. Source checked October 11, 2026.
The Cape May County hub covers more places by town. For a different kind of local collection, compare the Hereford Inlet Lighthouse guide and its historic building and gardens.
The museum's 2026 visitor page lists free admission.
The operator lists Friday and Saturday mornings, 9 a.m. to noon, in October and November 2026.
At 9410 Second Avenue, Stone Harbor, New Jersey 08247.
Photographs, memorabilia, beach tags and exhibits tell the borough's local story.
Use the Cape May County hub or plan another historic stop at Hereford Inlet Lighthouse.
Next step: Verify your date on the Stone Harbor Museum visitor page. Visitor details last checked October 11, 2026.