Indian River Life-Saving Station Museum

The Indian River Life-Saving Station in Rehoboth Beach was initially established in the early part of the 20th century to add search and rescue capabilities along Delaware’s Atlantic coast.nnThe original station has been renovated to near-original condition over the years and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.nnIn past centuries, shipwrecks along the coast were relatively common. The station’s museum houses the most complete collection of historic rescue memorabilia of its kind in the area.nnSelf and professionally guided tours are available on a seasonal basis. Most visitors stick around for about an hour before heading off to other attractions

My third or fourth time here. I stop every time that I drive to Maryland. Thank you for saving this interesting historical site

This is an awesome hidden spot on the coastal highway. The history behind it is very cool and the staff there are so nice!

Liked this tiny gem. The volunteer was sweet and helpful and this gave some interesting information even with the little area. The ship is so cool.

Enjoyable museum.worth the stop