Welcome!

The Point Pleasant Historical Society Museum is now open EVERY Thursday between 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM and by appointment. Please email your appointment request and include as much information as possible about what you are interested in researching/seeing to ppbhistoricalsociety@gmail.com and a volunteer will get back to you. 

The museum is located in the rear of the Point Pleasant Beach Town Hall.  You must enter the museum directly from the outside parking lot, on the New York Ave. side.


OUR MISSION

The mission of the Point Pleasant Historical Society and Museum is to preserve and share the rich history of  both Point Pleasant Beach and Point Pleasant Boro.  The Society traces it roots back to about 1976 when long time local resident, Margaret “Peg” Busse  planted the seed of a need for a historical society to properly preserve the history, artifacts and memories of days gone by.

Peg worked tirelessly to sign up new members and offered her home and yard for meetings. She advanced our goals, kept our records, and made the Shore Harbour Historical Society famous for Beach Plum Jam until retiring in 1990. Since 1990, Jim and Pat Malone have guided the organization selflessly and Richard and Sharon Morris have worked tirelessly to organize and administer the museum.


PUBLIC MEETINGS

PUBLIC MEETINGS are normally held 7 times a year in March, April May, June, Sept, Oct and November. The exact time, date and program will be announced in advance here on this web site as well as in our monthly newsletter. Meeting location:  Point Pleasant Borough Municipal Building, 2233 Bridge Avenue Point Pleasant, NJ.   The meetings are free and open to the public and you need not be a member to attend.


NEW MEMBERS WELCOME!

New members are always welcome and volunteers are always needed for the plethora of projects that are continually ongoing to help preserve our rich history. Please come by to not only visit, but to help!


Our current slate of officers and board members is as follows:

PRESIDENT: Jim Malone

VICE-PRESIDENT: Sal Marino

TREASURER: Ed Lavan

MUSEUM ADMINISTRATOR: Richard Morris