nothing to glamorous, young children will be bored , not opened daily so check and plan ahead... read more
nothing to glamorous, young children will be bored , not opened daily so check and plan ahead... read more
If you only stop to see the Fresnel lens, it is worth your trip. The way they display it is breath... read more
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nothing to glamorous, young children will be bored , not opened daily so check and plan ahead , children under 5 are free
If you only stop to see the Fresnel lens, it is worth your trip. The way they display it is breath taking. The only fully functioning lens outside of a lighthouse that I've ever seen and it is beautiful. You can get up close and...More
We attempted to tour this museum during their advertised hours, and they were closed with no notice of when the proprietors would be back. There were a few whale skeletons outside of the museum in glass housings that we were able to view. They were...More
The lens room is worth the admission all on its own. Also has information about fishing, cranberries, maritime activities, etc.
There are several buildings of exhibits. The building with the lens of the Destruction Island light house is a must see.
Three buildings comprise this museum, with the largest being the stately previous home of the Coast Guard rescue operation. A second contains lighthouse information and an actual antique lighthouse light, while the third building holds full whale skeletons along with other aquatic exhibits in a...More
This is a budget friendly museum with a lot of good information on local history, Coast Guard history, local ecology and more. The outside exhibits are very interesting. Plus, if you show your ticket at the Grays Harbor Lighthouse, you get a dollar off admission...More
The skeletons of whales on display are interesting, but the real highlight here is the museum which was built to house the old Dungeoness Lighthouse Fresnel Lamp. WOW! Worth the visit just for that!!
There are some interesting exhibits, both inside and out. I would suggest paying for the tour, as the guide seemed very knowledgeable and made things more interesting.
Set at the harbor in Westport the Maritime Museum is housed in an historic Coast Guard building. Unfortunately we arrived close to 4 PM which is closing time for the museum. However, there are outdoor exhibits that you can view for free (museum is $5)....More
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