Joel McGarvey

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

The museum is small but very well done, full of fascinating local history and artifacts. Mary, our guide, was extremely helpful. She took a lot of time with us and was very well informed. It was of particular interest to us because we had family who lived on the island 100 years ago.

Steph Tarno

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

incredibly grateful to have been able to visit this truly special museum during our off-season visit to tilghman island! hall was a wonderful guide and we learned so much about this very special community through the many interactive exhibits. we look forward to visiting again soon and will be spreading the word about the wonderful history documented here. thanks again!!

sandy hood

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

What an incredible museum. A piece of recent American Waterman history not to be missed. The personal tour was lead by people who actually experienced life working the water. Their first hand knowledge is displayed with so many artifacts and local art history. I suggest you allow yourself some time to browse leisurely and take it all in.

Mark Breth

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Great experience! Had the pleasure of meeting Johnny Kennomin( not sure i spelled his last name correctly. One of the last work boat builders on Tilghman Island. Tina did a great job giving us the tour. We will be back.

Edward Torbert

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

A very surprising little gem of a museum!! They cover all the aspects of life of the watermen from the very early days on the water to today! I thought this would be a very amateur attempt to approach this subject, but I was wrong!! Extremely well thought out and the presentation is very professional! Is it of the same quality of the Smithsonian museums? No, but they don't have the same resources or budget either. This museum is wonderful way to understand the waterman's way of life as it has been here on the Eastern Shore.