Garibaldi Maritime Museum

6 reviews

+1 (503) 322-8411

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Wander and wonder about Garibaldi's History Exhibit!

Finger through our maritime book section; technical, historic, drama and children's categories.

112 Garibaldi Ave

Garibaldi, OR 97118

+1 (503) 322-8411

http://garibaldimuseum.org

Garibaldi Maritime Museum is a historical institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the maritime heritage of the Garibaldi, Oregon area.

Visitors can explore exhibits and artifacts that highlight the rich seafaring history of the region, offering a glimpse into the past of the local maritime community.

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4.56 reviews

Kristy M.

11/23/2021

Amazing gift shop and fun little gem on the Oregon coast. Hours are 10-4 Thursday-Monday.

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Don B.

4/10/2023

A great little museum, super friendly. I appreciate the history of the town and historic context. They have a classic firearm part of the museum and old ship history! Well worth the visit if your...

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Wendy B.

4/30/2012

Located in the middle of town, this small but well executed maritime museum is worth the $3 entrance fee. You can spend plenty of time reading the story boards and watching some lengthy videos of...

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Jason G.

9/7/2013

Worth the money and the stop. Lots of good information. Interactive activities for the kids. Covers so much more than just Garibaldi. Really appreciated the info about Robert Gray and the...

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B B.

4/29/2014

I love the museum. I am a sport fisherman and crabber. It is fun to see all of the local fishing industry history. Volunteer help is very friendly and informative. It is a great place to take...

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"Lovely people and wonderful exhibits! Even as a lifelong Oregonian, I learned so much. My husband, K..."