The Tuckerton Seaport celebrated National Ice Cream Day on Sunday, July 21 with an informational presentation on the history of ice cream in Tuckerton, complete with a taste test.
Board member and volunteer Paul Hart gave a tour of the museum’s ice cream exhibit located in the Captain’s House at the Seaport. The display of artifacts included hand cranks used for churning ice cream, vintage ice cream scoops, bowls and glasses, old ice cream containers, and more.
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