Orange Beach History Museum - Orange Beach, Alabama

Orange Beach History Museum

Ubicado en 25805 John Snook Dr, Orange Beach, AL 36561, United States.

El Orange Beach History Museum es un museo que ofrece una visión fascinante de la historia de la región. Con una dirección de 25805 John Snook Dr, Orange Beach, AL 36561, United States. y un teléfono de 2519818545, este lugar es accesible para todos los visitantes.

La página web oficial del museo es orangebeachal.gov.

Especialidades y características

El museo ofrece especialidades como Museum y Tourist attraction.

Además, este lugar cuenta con una car park accesible para sillas de ruedas, entrance accesible para sillas de ruedas y toilet accesible para sillas de ruedas, lo que lo hace adecuado para visitantes con discapacidades.

El museo también ofrece tours, Wi-Fi y un restaurant donde los visitantes pueden disfrutar de una comida o un refresco mientras exploran la historia de la región.

Otros datos de interés

El Orange Beach History Museum se identifica como company veteran-owned, lo que significa que es propiedad de un veterano de las fuerzas armadas.

Además, este lugar cuenta con on-site parking y es Family friendly, LGBTQ+ friendly y Transgender safe space.

Opiniones

El Orange Beach History Museum tiene 167 reviews en Google My Business.

Según las opiniones, este lugar es 4.7/5 en promedio, lo que indica que los visitantes están muy satisfechos con su experiencia.

Algunos visitantes han comentado que el guide era awesome y friendly, y que los interactive displays eran very knowledgeable sobre la historia de la región.

Otros visitantes han sugerido que se debería donar un pequeño donativo para permitir que el museo add y preserve la historia de la región.

👍 Reviews of Orange Beach History Museum

Cecily C.

5/5

Cute free stop in a rainy day. Trail head nearby to get some wiggles out of the kids if you want. Very knowledgeable manager and interactive displays. Highly recommend.

Joanne L.

5/5

So much history in a small place. The guide was awesome and friendly. Give a small donation to allow them to add and preserve the history

Theresa S. J.

4/5

Small historic museum covering history of settlers in the area. Many artifacts covering Native American and fishing heritage. The space is small - would have loved to see it more spread out, easier to explore. Staff was very knowlegeable. I enjoyed the 2 hour visit. It is handicapped accessible, which was good to see.

Joan H.

4/5

Cute little museum filled with random stuff. The best part is the building itself which is 150 yrs old one room schoolhouse.

Amber S. L.

5/5

So much history packed into this historic building. We stayed for an hour but could have immersed ourselves all day in the preserved works of local and regional historical life and events. Eric thoughtfully considered our interests and guided us to artifacts we would enjoy most. Very glad we went and will definitely be back for more!

Laura F.

5/5

This was a delightful little outing with my family. The picturesque schoolhouse contains a wonderfully eclectic collection of locally donated artifacts and items spanning from a 500 year old dugout canoe to a washboard donated in 1994 when a local resident finally purchased a washer. My children were assured that everything was interactive and “touchable”…. except the taxidermy otter…he might bite! We were welcomed by the docent who enthusiastically shared information with us and allowed my son to ring the school bell! After perusing the somewhat quirky and fun museum, we went directly across the parking lot to try our hand at horseshoes under the shade trees.

Lorraine A.

5/5

We stopped in on a whim because it was something FREE to do on our trip here, and it was better than some paid museums we’ve visited! The guide Eric was very knowledgeable and willing to share info on all of the items in there from sea creatures & wildlife, to the schoolhouse & local history, to WW2 artifacts. If you really take the time to stop and look, there is a lot to see in this little schoolhouse ☺️

Anna D.

4/5

It was a brief but interesting stop! It is an educational attraction to fill 30-60 minutes, and it's FREE! The docent gave a short introductory and was available for any questions. The museum is in an original one room schoolhouse that has been relocated to the current situation and it includes local artifacts and memorabilia from prehistoric to recent times. It's a very eclectic mix of exhibits, so I think everyone is bound to find something that appeals to them.