Noyes Museum, Art museum in Atlantic City and Oceanville, United States
Noyes Museum is an art museum located across multiple sites in Atlantic County, including locations in Atlantic City and Hammonton. The collection features contemporary pieces, carved bird decoys, and regional artworks celebrating the natural environment.
The museum began as a private gallery in 1973 before officially opening to the public in 1983 as a formal institution. A major shift came in 2010 when it partnered with Stockton University, allowing for expanded programming and multiple exhibition spaces.
The museum supports regional artists and features work that reflects the natural world and artistic traditions of southern New Jersey. You'll see how local creators draw inspiration from the surrounding landscape and wildlife in their pieces.
The museum has locations spread across Atlantic County, so it's helpful to plan ahead to visit the exhibition that interests you most. Check the specific address and opening hours of each location before you go to avoid confusion.
The collection holds over 3000 hand-carved bird decoys, an uncommon assembly gathered by founder Fred Noyes over many years. These hunting lures represent a fading craft tradition that blends practical function with artistic skill.
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