Bayonne Community Museum, Historical museum in Bergen Point, Bayonne, United States
Bayonne Community Museum occupies a two-story Beaux-Arts building with fluted Ionic columns and segmented arch windows marking the entrance. The structure shows detailed architectural craftsmanship typical of early 1900s design.
The building first served the region as a bank when it opened in 1913. Later renovations during the 1970s modified the interior while keeping the distinctive exterior features intact.
The museum displays the story of the city through exhibits about local development and craftsmanship. Visitors can see how the community grew and changed over generations.
The museum is accessible from Broadway and hosts public and private events throughout the year. Visitors should note that ongoing improvements mean exhibition spaces may change seasonally.
Three original stained glass windows survived the 1970s alterations and still decorate the upper floors. These preserved windows reveal the craftsmanship that went into the building when it was first constructed.
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