The Bethel Heritage Museum is an open air museum and historic village in Bethel, Delaware. It celebrates and preserves the area’s history.

Once described by the National Geographic magazine as a toy village that came to life, the historic Bethel Heritage Museum depicts the early life in Bethel. If you’ll read around about the town’s history, you’ll pretty much learn that it was a classic old town with white picket fences and playful kids. It was also once a shipbuilding center and home to the Chesapeake Bay Schooner Rams. These facts are showcased in the museum, making it an attractive destination.

Located on the North Main Street, the Bethel Heritage Museum has no regular hours. To learn when you should visit, call the site for information.