The Tuckerton Seaport, a reconstructed maritime village telling the history of the area while offering music, folk arts and science programs, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. In those 20 years, the Seaport has weathered changes in management and the flooding of its buildings and exhibits in 2012 by Superstorm Sandy. Seaport personnel now are navigating the coronavirus emergency but hope to gradually reopen the attractions as the state allows.
“In accordance with the guidelines: the physical Seaport Museum, grounds, and Gift Shop are currently closed to…
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