Description
The Museum first opened its door to the public in 1954 as the Shipyard Naval Museum located in the Craven Center on Burwell Avenue. It later relocated to the Washington State Ferry Building on Bremerton's waterfront. In 1986, it became Bremerton's Naval Museum. Starting with just over 600 items, the Museum has now grown to full capacity, brimming with items from the Navy's historic past providing a very valuable an unique historical source for historian, researchers and students.
History
The Puget Sound Navy Museum (also known as Bremerton Naval Museum) is loaded with treasures from Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and the Navy's past. Its large collection of memorabilia specifically focuses on the history of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and the capitol ships the frequently visited the Navy Yard.
Artifacts Collections
Historical and Naval artifacts (which includes photos, uniforms, books, cannons, flags, etc.) since ca. 1377 to the present.
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