“Working Families That Built Railroad Era Rehoboth”

The railroad brought the wealthy to their grand “cottages” along the boardwalk, but it was the hardworking families living and thriving in town who gave the community its heartbeat. From innkeepers and merry-go-round operators to vaudeville performers, lamplighters, grocers, and liverymen, their stories wove the fabric of the town’s vibrant history. Join us for an engaging lecture filled with fascinating images, heartfelt stories, and the chance to meet the descendants of these remarkable families who made it all come alive.