So we did the museum and lighthouse tour. It's $12 to do both. We started by doing the lighthouse tour. Our tour guide was amazing. I'm not gonna lie when he walked up holding a banjo and said I don't normally stick to the script I was like oh boy here we go but boy was I wrong. After laying the banjo down we walked over to the old life saving house and was given a history of the town and how it came to be as well as how the local "coast guard" started. We then saw the officers quarters and went into the lighthouse. Spoiler alert you can't climb to the top where the light is something about lead paint or something like that, but non the less still great to see up close. There are exhibits inside with pictures that show things like the old fog horn house and radio towers. We then were allowed to walk out on the cat walk down to where the old fog horn house was for a great view of the lighthouse and shore. The tour guide we had was great he threw in just enough facts to keep it informational while mixing in personal stores that tied everything together. This tour guide gave you insight that Google or Wikipedia will never have. Many of the stories were very funny and made everyone laugh. The local touch was great and was even able to get recommendations on good dining in the area. The inside of the museum is nice, it is on the smaller side so it didn't take too long to see all the exhibits. The old lenses from the light houses were pretty cool and i thought the section in the shipwrecks was interesting. There is a short video playing on a loop talking about stannards lighthouse and the history of that. There is also a working periscope that you can look out into Bay with inside of the areas. The staff inside was very friendly and informative. Would go back again if in the area