Reviews of Prince William Sound Museum. (Museum) in Anchorage (Alaska).

Prince William Sound Museum

59 Reviews

40 Comments

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743 Whittier St department 102, Whittier, AK 99693, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Prince William Sound Museum

Sunday

10 am–8 pm

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10 am–8 pm

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10 am–8 pm

Wednesday

10 am–8 pm

Thursday

10 am–8 pm

Friday

10 am–8 pm

Saturday

10 am–8 pm

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Reviews of Prince William Sound Museum

Solanah Hernandez (Vixen Vintage)

A fantastic museum, really wasn't expecting such an experience when entering the unassuming building. For such a small space they really make the best use of it, with historic accounts of the area and personal stories, not to mention the artifacts! I learned so much, and wish I could have stayed longer. I volunteer at my local history museum and know how much time and effort goes into exhibits, and this one is outstanding, whoever curated did an excellent job. Also, loved the 40s jazz playing in the background, really set the tone!

Amey Maffucci

At $5/adult (minors are free), this small museum is totally worth it. It's densely packed with information about the history of Whittier (more interesting than you might expect) and about the area's involvement in WWII with both Russian and Japanese forces. Plus there are seats in the hall that are dry and can be a place to wait out of the rain. Restrooms are next door/across the lot in the Anchor Inn. The museum is in a building with a convenience store that sells most anything you might need.

Sandpit Sales

This is a must see if you visit Whittier Alaska. The history that you can learn from this museum is awesome. If you are fascinated by the past and WW2 you will also love to visit here. They have lots of authentic historical artifacts and information about the role that Alaska played during WW2. They have a cover charge of $5 which is well worth it for the information that you get from going through.

Jordan Brazille

It's an awesome little museum with a couple dozen display cases each featuring either an individual or an event from Alaskas history. Lots of beautiful old photos, journals, letters, and newspaper article! Absolutely worth the $5 :)

Janice Barris

A very small museum but has great information on WW II events in Alaska and the north Pacific. A good place for military history buffs.

Ronald Crutcher

Small but very interesting. Learned more about the Japanese in Alaska during ww2 in 30 minutes than ever did in school.

Holly Mitchell

Quaint little museum showcasing Whittier and WW2 memorabilia. We learned a lot about Alaska and WW2.

erika parks

As two military veterans, this museum was very humbling and informative. It really was a unique experience and awesome to see all of the items on display.

Chris Solomon

Well worth the stop. Just 5 dollars. Cases filled with WW2 and details of lesser known histiry. Much hard work has been invested in each exhibit. Thanks!

Big John

Interesting touring your museum. We learned a lot about the area.

Robert Blake

A very informative museum about the history of Whittier as well as other Alaskan history. They must see if you are in Whittier.

patricia wells

If you really take the time to read an absorb all the things that they have in this little museum it's amazing they've done a great job in a small place. did you know in the little history that they have of Spanish explorers that if they had come back again like they wanted to for their 2nd voyage we would probably be speakng Spanish now

Sebastian Sanne

Highly recommended. Small, but dense with great stories and artifacts about the region and Alaska. Really caringly put together. Bring cash for the entrance fee.

John Vu

I love the museum

gerald reynolds

Fun for it's size

Loren Chicoine

Very informative. Great pics and stories

Venkatesh Kini

Nice place to spend an hour if you have time in Whittier. Mainly focused on events during world war 2.

Brian Koehler

This place is a gem! It's wonderfully organized, and you can feel the love and attention that the curator has put into the museum. I love history, and this museum is wonderfully satisfying.