Beginning Monday, January 27 at 10 am with “Railroad Era Buildings that Still Exist in Rehoboth” the Rehoboth Beach Museum starts its spring 2025 Golden Age of Rehoboth Beach Diorama Talk series with historian Paul Lovett, who recently gifted his handcrafted townscape to the Rehoboth Beach Museum. Mr. Lovett will present a total of four talks this spring with the “History of Rehoboth’s Train Terminal” on Monday, February 10 at 10 am; the “Lorenzo Dow Martin Farmhouse” on Monday, March 5 at 10 am; and the “Chronology of Rehoboth’s Railroad Tracks” on Monday, March 24 at 10 am.

In a time of heightened political tensions, two influential Delaware state senators are bridging the divide to share a rare glimpse into bipartisan leadership with the Rehoboth Beach Museum community.

The Board of Directors of the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society meet every 6 weeks. Those meetings are open to the public with a cap of 5 people. It is free to attend these meetings. Guests must register to attend.

Join historian Paul Lovett as he discusses the VIA painted mural of north rehoboth boardwalk, located in the Senior Center's assembly room.

Join us for an exciting day trip as Rehoboth Beach Museum and Main Street take you to the beautiful Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library on Wednesday, April 30th, during the colorful peak of Azalea season.