Admission Fees – CASH ONLY
Adults: $5
Children 12 & Under: Free
MOVIE@2 (May 1 - September 28)
Tuesdays – Sundays: 2:00pm
"Waves Over Seward: The 1964 Earthquake" - This video/documentary uses first-person accounts to share Seward's story of the 1964 earthquake. Stop by to learn about Seward's history, located near downtown Seward at Sixth Avenue and Adams Street.
FAQs
Does the Admission Fee include Movie@2?
No. Movie@2 Program is an additional $5.
Can I bring a Tour Group or School Field Trip?
Yes. If you would like to bring your tour or are interested in using the Museum for a School Group visit, please contact the Curator, Program Coordinator or Library Director.
Resources
The Lee Poleske Curatorial Workroom is an essential space dedicated to the behind-the-scenes work that ensures the preservation, study, and display of our collections. Here, our Curator, volunteers, and researchers collaborate to maintain collections and enhance the museum’s exhibits.
Contact the Curator to ask about scheduling an appointment for the workroom or microfilm.
Partnerships
The collection of objects, photographs and archives housed and exhibited in our museum spaces are the result of dedicated partnerships between the City of Seward, Resurrection Bay Historical Society (RBHS), and Seward Community Library Association (SCLA). Visit the websites below for more information about their collections, organization and learn how to become a member.
Are you passionate about history? Do you want to make a meaningful contribution to Seward? The Seward Museum would not be what is today without the dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers on our team! We have a variety of roles & projects that match your interests and availability. Contact the Curator to learn more!
