Hull Lifesaving Museum

The Hull Lifesaving Museum is a museum in Hull that describes itself as much more than a museum. Founded in 1978, it has spent more than four decades as part of the community, offering lessons drawn from the area’s maritime heritage alongside youth development programs that it calls life-changing and sometimes life-saving. The museum also runs a rowing program with its own membership registration.

Its calendar mixes history, the outdoors and community gatherings. Recent events include the Head of the Weir Race, the Hull-O-Ween Pumpkin Trail, a screening of the film In the Whale, a Comfort Birds carving workshop and an evening with Michelle Kundzicz. A new exhibit, Pawsitively Heroic!, is on view, and the Tails of Courage Dog Walk is among the events on the schedule.

What to Know

• Anyone can sign up to become a museum member.
• Bob Pahl leads a Hull Village architecture walking tour through the museum.
• It is a member of the Hull Nantasket Chamber of Commerce.