The Museum portrays this land and the waters around it, and tells the stories of the generations who have lived here, through pipctures, original documents, houseold furnishings and family heirlooms.

Farm implements and shell-fishing gear are part of the display. So are the magnificent Owen Bell, Dr. Keir's medical instruments and the large anchor from an eighteenth century ship.

In the Victorian kitchen volunteer crafts people demonstrate weaving and rug-hooking. Children may sit on our bicycle wit wooden rims or they can work in the old Baltic schoolroom. Each season features a special exhibition from local collectors.

The Princetown congregation's hearse was built by Mr. Pound of Margate in 1887.