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Known for America’s largest collection of glass fishing floats, one as large as a beach ball, the Museum is also home to a world class collection of sea shells. To impress this point, more than 1,000,000 free sea shells are given to visitors every year.
Marsh's Free Museum. 601 reviews. #3 of 9 things to do in Long Beach. Speciality Museums. Write a review. What people are saying. “ Cool place! Dec 2023. Really interesting place with tons of unique things to see and purchase.
From Rifles to Swords, Drums to Spears, and Paintings to Music Makers, each piece sings a tale of yesteryear, all in one enchanting museum. Come check out all the macabre curios in Marsh's Free Museum and pick up a gift from this fantastic museum of wonders while you're at it!
The Start of Marsh's. In the story told by Marsh’s Free Museum’s Founder’s Grandson, David, it all started in 1921 when his grandfather, Wellington Marsh Sr., moved to Washington from North Dakota after going broke farming rutabagas at the start of the Great Depression.
Marsh’s Free Museum is a roadside stop that has been displaying a collection of oddities since 1921. With snake skins, beehives, a shrunken head, and Russian boars, Marsh’s is one of the most unique museums along the trail.
Marsh's Free Museum. 4.1 (111 reviews) Claimed. $ Antiques, Museums, Arcades. Closed 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. See hours. See all 231 photos. Review Highlights. “ Jake the Alligator Man blew my mind, as did the other sideshow attractions and old time photographs adorning the walls. ” in 27 reviews.
Family Fun & Entertainment | Gifts. 409 Pacific Ave, Long Beach, WA. 360.642.2188. Marsh’s Free Museum is fun for the whole family. Amazing oddities, a place where troubles are forgotten and laughs and smiles are free. Downtown Long Beach. Home of the world famous Jake the Alligatorman. Learn More.
