October 17th 2018

The Museum has been exhibiting a portion of the shipwreck collection of Captain Gene Peterson, a recognized master diver. Here is your chance to meet Captain Peterson and learn first hand about displayed artifacts and what still lies below the surface. His presentation, held in our Military Room at 504 Route 9 North will have limited seating. Call The Museum at 609-465-3535 to make your reservations. The cost is $10 per person. Light refreshments will be served.

November 29th 2018

Our annual meeting will be at the Lobster House on Fisherman's Wharf in Cape May. Starting at 6:00 p.m the program will begin with a brief business meeting presenting and voting on a slate of nominees for the Board of Trustees. Museum awards will be presented to those that have made significant contributions to the preservation or presentation of Cape May County history.Following the business meeting dinner will be served. Entres include broiled scallops, baked stuffed flounder or chicken francaise all prepared at the hands of the Lobster House's expert chefs. For reservations and entre selection call The Museum at 609-465-3535 or e-mail to cmchgsmuseum@gmail.com. The cost of a ticket is $38 per person. Due to the Thanksgiving holiday reservations must be made by Wednesday, November 21. ..

February 9th 2018

Celebrate Presidents Day by attending this one-day exhibit featuring documents signed by President George Washington and President Abraham Lincoln. The owner of this private collection will be available to discuss their historic significance and answer questions. We encouraged all ages to attend this free, one evening showing from 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. at The Museum. For additional information please contact The Museum at 609-465-3535.

June 3 - August 19

We invite you to visit our newest exhibit, "History Speake: From the Underground Railroad to Segregated Schools to Urban Renewal - Hear the Voices of Cape May's African American Community". The exhibit takes you through more than 100 years of local African American history It is free and open to the public from 10:00am until 3:00pm, Tuesdays through Fridays.

August 4th 2017

A fascinating look into the shipwrecks off the coast of Cape May County. Visitors will learn how torpedoes and mines from German U-boats along with storms and collisions caused these devastating shipwrecks. Both the amazing stories and recovered artifacts will be on display. This free exhibit is presented by the Cape May Maritime Museum in collaboration with The Museum of Cape May County.