Hubby and I enjoyed the drive down to Hatteras and Graveyard Museum, and found it worth our time. Although the museum is not large, we learned about Blackbeard, 1812 and Civil War ships, Titanic and WW2 history. Cute gift shop with lots of nautical gifts there too. Don't miss the movie!

We were so disappointed. There is some material on various topics but not much on the shipwrecks. It is free so if you have time before of after the ferry to Okracoke Island you could pop in but do not expect much. Some info on the Civil War, some on scuba helmets, some on the history of the area, but... More

This was a great museum - it was free for one and the history lesson was useful to help understand the area of Hatteras Village.

we expected to see great ship wreck mementoes and were so disappointed. It's as if the organizers couldn't decide what to put in the museum ... civil war stuff, scuba equipment, a light house ... but not much ship wreck stuff. At least it was free.

Not yet fully complete, but this museum has interesting permanent exhibits related to the local area & schedules lectures by visiting authorities.

This museum is at the end of Hatteras right at the ferry boarding area to Ocracoke. The free museum is full of mariner tales and true stories of shipwrecks off the coast.

It isn't very big, but the information is interesting. It was free to get in. Most information is on boards to read and in display cases.

It is a small museum. I wouldn't make a special trip to see it, but if you are in the area it is worth it to check it out. It doesn't take long to go through it, it is mostly informational boards to read about shipwrecks. There are some artifacts, photos, and a few videos. It also contains the original... More

Good place to visit to learn about the history of those who lived in the Outer Banks area years ago (some areas had no electricity till 1950) But the artifacts that have been brought up from Blackbeard's ship the "Queen Anns Revenge " make it worth the trip for all you Pirates out there(like me). Free to get in, donations... More