Built-in 1903 Virginia Beach Surf and Rescue Museum was constructed to preserve the history of Virginia's marines and...
Website: vbsurfrescuemuseum.org
Phone: (757) 422-1587
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Atlantic Ave and 24th St
2401 Atlantic Ave Virginia Beach, VA 23451-3203 437.49 mi
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4.5 321 reviews
We visited this on our walking tour of the art at different blocks along the boardwalk. This was an interesting building with a number of good pieces outside. It was nice to see how things were back... More
The original was exceptionally historic, the first of its type. The current one is over 100 years old, and a good example. Still located within 200 yards of its original location. But since it was... More
As far as I can tell, this is a pretty good example of a lifeguard station. It is the replacement for the first one every built, and was only moved 200 yards down the beach. But not really a... More
Wandered into the museum before a day on the beach and it did not disappoint. The exhibits were easy to understand yet very informative. Highly recommend if you’re interested in shipwrecks, rescue... More
If you want to see how Va Beach used to be, or get out of the sun and cool down, this is the place to go. It only cost a dollar. Two story former life guard station with plenty of pictures for 100... More
