169 reviews

Pratt Museum and Park

Name: Pratt Museum and Park
Address: Homer, United States
Rating: 4.6

Homer

3779 Bartlett St, Homer, AK 99603, United States

Natural history museum Art museum Cultural center Education center Gift shop Tourist attraction

+1 907-235-8635

About

Pratt Museum and Park is a natural history museum, art museum, cultural center, education center, gift shop and tourist attraction located in Homer, United States. The average rating of this business is 4.60 out of 5 stars based on 169 reviews. The street address of this business is 3779 Bartlett St, Homer, AK 99603, United States. Pratt Museum and Park is closed on Sunday and Monday, and other days it is open from 11:00am to 04:00pm.

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Where Pratt Museum and Park is located at?: Pratt Museum and Park is located at 3779 Bartlett St, Homer, AK 99603, United States.
What is the contact number of Pratt Museum and Park?: The contact number of Pratt Museum and Park is +1 907-235-8635

Reviews

5 Pilot J 23 months ago

Great museum to learn about Homer.

They offer free museum entry on first Friday of the month 4-6pm!

I paid $15 as a regular visitor, feel it worths the money.

By the way, Shelly is awesome!

5 Ryan Stafford 92 months ago

Fantastic exhibits on Homer History, Valdez Oil Spill, Bears, and Sea life. There is so much to see here that you'll need at least an hour.

Don't forget to visit the Pratt Homestead Cabin and Pratt Museum Forest Trails outside.

5 April Evans 80 months ago

We really enjoyed this museum. We learned about the Kilcher family who appear on Alaska the Last Frontier. We also learned about animals as well as Alaskan natives way of life. So many things from floor to ceiling to look at :).

5 Angela Bacon 56 months ago

Small.. Cheap.. Lots of information. Older lady at desk was very helpful and knew quiet a bit about the culture and history. It has local art from modern age people within the last few years and also stuff from tribes many years ago.. The back has animal info and a bird watching camera feed from bird island. Its worth going to once u hit homer to better appreciate ur surroundings

5 Bob Sweet 92 months ago

A gem in downtown Homer. Though somewhat small, it is crammed with exhibits that provide an insight into the people who came to Alaska for a fresh start. Lots of interact areas with audio about the settlers, plan to spend a lot of time if you get hooked on one of the stories. We also enjoyed the videos in the basement area with the wildlife displays. A plus for my wife who is a quilter were a number of quilts around the building including one that was being raffled off.

Outside is a example of a settler cabin including the out-building.

A very nice option on any day but especially if you need to find an inside activity on inclement weather.

5 Erika Hingst Zaher 32 months ago

Nice small museum w good info on natural history, geography and history of the region.

4 Norman Tweet 29 months ago

Bearing in mind that Homer is a fairly small town, it's a slight surprise there's a museum here at all. It's not a large building by any means, (but they do really maximize the use of the space that is available. There's art, videos, and information on the native peoples of the area, the history of the region, and life in a small seafaring community. There's also a historic cabin (which unfortunate you can't actually enter) that shows how old timers lived in the homesteading era. Price is $15, although there are various discounts.

4 Menahem Shcolnick 68 months ago

An amiable little museum, exhibits about the environment, worth a visit.

Business Hours

Wednesday	11:00am - 04:00pm
Thursday	11:00am - 04:00pm
Friday	11:00am - 04:00pm
Saturday	11:00am - 04:00pm
Sunday	Day off
Monday	Day off
Tuesday	11:00am - 04:00pm