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Bainbridge Island Historical Museum, Bainbridge Island

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The Bainbridge Island Historical Society and Museum is dedicated to the preservation of Bainbridge Island's rich and colorful past. Open 10am-4pm daily. Adult admission $4.00; Seniors/Students $3.00; Family group $10; Children under 10 and Museum Members are FREE. First Thursday of each month FREE admission.

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• By NitaB31

  In addition to a VERY NICE, and free, (donations excepted), museum, this place has a small café with both inside and outside eating area. There is an auditorium and the choir I sing with presented...  more »

• By lord1715

  Great information! My granddaughter did school project on the interments of Japanese Americans. I like to provide experiences to back up information gathered from books and internet. We paired this...  more »

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• By Steve H.

  Small museum. The displays are organized and informative. Just average for me in comparison to like museums. Still worth a quick stop if you want to learn more about Bainbridge Island's history.

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• By Brian Alan

  Don't let the small 'One Room School House' size of this place fool you. This museum has a great deal of extensive and rich history exhibits and information of the Bainbridge area on display, things like the life of the early native tribes, the various industries of the region, how the area populated and grew, etc. I don't believe that and average person could look at and read everything in detail in just one visit. My wife and I spent 2 to 3 hours here on our way through in 2015 and it was like having a single bite of a fabulous meal and stopping! Looking forward to a future visit if possible. It's worth the time and nominal fee for admission.

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