Museum Exhibits in the Community
The Museum exhibits are in the community. Thank you to the following businesses for displaying Museum artifacts where they may be enjoyed by the public.







Looff’s Lite-A-Line
2500 Long Beach Boulevard
1930 Cyclone Racer Roller Coaster Car Restored by Mike Cincola & Larry Osterhoudt
McGruder’s Salt Water Taffy Sign
Pike Parking Lot Neon Sign
Pike’s Midway Penny Scale

Wille’s Tin Shop Distillery
1101 E Wardlow Rd.
Soda Fountain from Harriman Jones Clinic ca.1930 (Original building still stands at corner of Cherry & Broadway) Used as the seating area in the tasting room.
Vintage wooden trunks made from 1920’s pinball machines from The PikeInside Wille’s Tin Shop Distillery

Speakeasy Room at Roxanne’s Lounge & Grill
1101 East Wardlow Road
Mahogany Church Pews, circa 1920s from the First Christian Church, circa 1894
Del Mar Hotel Telephone Switchboard ca.1951
Wille’s Tin Shop sign, circa 1906
Located outside of patio at Roxanne’s Lounge and Grill. Officially outside of the Wille’s Tin Shop Distillery

Anderson’s Paint & Hardware
714 Pine Ave.
Original LBFD Call Box, Circa 1950. Donated by the LB Fire Fighter’s Museum. Restored by Burke’s Auto Body
Solid Brass Fire Hydrant ca.1940 (Mfg. by Long Beach Iron Works
Whipping Cars from the amusement Zone of the Long Beach Pike,Circa 1930

Esquire Barber Shop
4240 Atlantic Ave.
Iowa Barber Shop display, circa 1915
Original Leather & Porcelain Chairs & Accessories, ca.1915
Polly’s Gourmet Coffee
4606 East Second Street
1930s 12’ Redwood Surfboard used by the LB Lifeguards
Shore Business Center
5318 East Second Street
1930s Cast Iron Mailbox
Restored by Burke’s Auto Body
Museum Exhibits Looking for a Home

Put a little piece of local history in your business. Help the Museum. Delight your customers. The following exhibits are looking for a home. Contact Marshall Pumphrey.
Artifacts from Long Beach Telephone Company ca. early to mid 20th century
Balboa Film Studios Framed Photos ca.1913 (site is now occupied by MOLAA)
Large Detailed Model of Roosevelt Naval Base (current site of Container Port of L.B.)
Ebony Chair from Pacific Coast Club (next to Villa Riviera)
Early 1900s Dr. Hubbell Rectal Dilator (Vintage Drug Store Quackery)