The Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum preserves and shares the history of Chesapeake Beach, Maryland, and the railway that helped shape the town as a destination. Located at 4155 Mears Avenue, near the Rod ’N’ Reel Restaurant, the museum welcomes visitors during its season and presents exhibits exploring the area’s founders and vision, its journey and destination, and the stories of the people connected to its past.

Visitors can discover a rotating exhibit and collections that include photographs and postcards, archival materials, swimsuits and clothing, and three-dimensional objects. The museum also features the Dolores Parlor Car and Loveless & Finlon Education Center. Its programs and resources offer ways to learn about local heritage through displays, events, and educational experiences.

The museum is supported by the Friends of the Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum, whose members contribute through volunteering, advocacy, and fundraising. Visitors and community members can support its work through membership, volunteering, or donations. The museum is located in Chesapeake Beach, Maryland, and provides updates through its website and social media channels.