Orange Beach History Museum
Museum · Orange Beach ·

Orange Beach History Museum

Museum · Orange Beach ·

Museum of Native American & nautical heritage in old schoolhouse

local history
friendly staff
hands on exhibits
informative staff
wheelchair accessible
beach town
readers choice awards
Orange Beach History Museum by null
4.7 (182)
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Rated 4.7 stars by 182 reviewers
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null
Orange Beach History Museum by null

Information

25805 John Snook Dr, Orange Beach, AL 36561 Get directions

Free Wi-Fi
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom

Information

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25805 John Snook Dr, Orange Beach, AL 36561 Get directions

+1 251 981 8545
orangebeachal.gov
@cityoforangebeach
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@cityorangebeach

Features

•Free Wi-Fi
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Jan 26, 2026

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"A compact trove for history buffs, this local spot specializes in Native American history and maritime traditions, delivering niche lore that rounds out a beach-town itinerary." - Kat Chen

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Orange Beach History Museum

Wanda H.

Yelp
There are lots of local historical items! The gentleman there was very nice and spoke with humor and intelligence! Making the experience more enjoyable than the other droning boring museum guides. I very much would encourage anyone thinking about going to check this place out!!!

Leigh R.

Yelp
museum itself was nice and had interesting exhibits. however the man working there should really keep his political opinions to himself. I came in to see the exhibits not to hear his beliefs.

Gloria B.

Yelp
Excellent museum for kids & adults. Friendly & knowledgeable staff. Hands on exhibits show local history, in the last surviving one room schoolhouse in the area. A must see!
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R M.

Yelp
Great little museum. It's a short visit about 30 minutes. It's a relaxed atmosphere where you are encouraged to touch most of the objects. Except for the stuffed otter, he bites! The Creek Indian dugout canoe (on loan from the University of Florida), the coral, the 1900's car horn, the many personal photo albums showing the early days of the Gulf Shores areas, the WW1 trunk of soldiers items, the stuffed fish made from molds from fish caught around the area. It's a great little place to take kids and history loving adults. Donations accepted. And very nice Museum Curator runs the show.