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The RNLI Poole Old Lifeboat Museum is a maritime museum located in Poole, UK, dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of life-saving at sea, with a particular focus on the town's rich lifeboat heritage. Housed in a former lifeboat station, the museum features a collection of historic lifeboats, maritime artifacts, and exhibits that tell the story of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) and its volunteers. Visitors can learn about the evolution of lifeboat design, the daring rescues carried out by the RNLI crews, and the advancements in technology and training that have saved countless lives over the years. The museum also highlights the contributions of local lifeboat men and women, offering a glimpse into the courage and dedication required to undertake such perilous work. Interactive displays and educational programs make the RNLI Poole Old Lifeboat Museum an engaging experience for all ages, fostering an appreciation for the maritime heritage of Poole and the ongoing mission of the RNLI.