We are making a permanent space for the children’s museum!
COMING 2025
Get excited for something new!
Seward Children’s Museum
Pop-up Exhibits
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Exploring Seward history from 1900-1923. Go shopping at the Brown & Hawkins trading post. Pick up a cart at the train depot and go coal mining in a tunnel. Dig for gold and trade it in for some native beads. Learn about native kayaking in Resurrection Bay. Take some time to go camping and read some books about mining and gold panning in early Alaska.
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Exploring our coastal trail in Seward. Learning how to make granola with locally picked blueberries. Reading Poetry on the coastal trail.
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Discovering how kelp, otters and sea urchins work together to keep our bay clean and healthy.
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Exploring a local trade. Design and build a small building for a favorite stuffy or toy. Play with tools and learn about them.
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Fall of 2022 we were able to partner with the NSF, IODP, SCLM and SPC to bring this exhibit to Seward. In Search of Earth’s Secrets focuses on the research done by Research Vessel Joides Resolution.
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Explore the Seward Farmer's Market! We created the newest pop-up. The exhibit includes pretend chickens, bees, a garden and a Farmer’s Market stand.
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In Search of Earth’s Secrets
Seward had been chosen as a location for this traveling Science exhibit in 2022. The exhibit is sponsored by The National Science Foundation. The National Science Foundation has been studying the planet by ocean core drilling since 1961. This exhibit highlights six areas of science related to this research.
Hygge in Nature
October 2021
Thank you for your support.
The month of August 2021 was our first Pop-Up Museum.
This exhibit was focused on the beginning of Seward as we know it today from 1903-1923. You could go shopping at a kid size Brown & Hawkins, pick up a train car at the First Train Depot (modern day Zudy’s), mine for coal in a tunnel, pan for gold, trade your gold for a bead set, and read books by a pretend fire.
Thank you for your support. Stay tuned for our next exhibit.