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Cape May Museums & Lighthouse

	Cape May Firemen's Museum Washington and Franklin streets Cape May
	Cape May Lighthouse Lighthouse Avenue, Cape May Point 609-884-8656
	Cape May Model Trains 525 Elmira Street, Cape May (609) 432-1690 A big shout out to Mike McCarthy, Ed Lanza and all of the students at Cape May County Special Services.
	The Colonial House Greater Cape May Historical Society 653 1/2 Washington St. 609-884-9100 The museum is open June 15 to September 15 Tuesday through Saturday (closed Sunday and Monday) 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and during Victorian Week in October. The museum is also open by appointment. Call (609) 884-9100.
	Fire Control Tower 23 Sunset Boulevard, on the way to Sunset Beach
	Historic Cold Spring Village 720 Rte. 9 609-898-2300
	Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts 1048 Washington St. 609-884-5404
	Museum of Cape May County 504 Route 9 North Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 (609) 465-3535 Admission is free and group tours are welcome!
	Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum All exhibits are indoors - open rain or shine! Cape May County Airport 609-886-8787

In addition to Victorian architecture, Cape May is home to a few historic artifacts which you can view at no charge.

	WWII Artillery Bunker Located on the beach at Cape May Point State Park. The bunker once contained heavy artillery and was manned by a rotating detail of naval gunnery crews, who spent hours on end scanning the horizon for enemy surface ships and submarines.
	S.S. Atlantus Cape May Point's own sunken ship, located at Sunset Beach in Cape May Point. In 1926, the S.S. Atlantus was intended to be used as a landing point for the new ferry connecting Cape May Point to Lewes, Delaware.