Pratt Museum Homer

... our bucket (ok so we were quite pleased with ourselves!) we admitted defeat and headed home. After spending the afternoon in the Pratt Museum (much better than the name suggests) a 'child friendly' museum which suited us down to the ground with lots ...

... Visitor Center. We spent a couple hours there and then went back to the Spit for a Harbor Walking Tour sponsored by the Pratt Museum. It was 90 minutes and the lady that gave it was very informative and interesting. She started her talk by passing ...

... a long time with them after the service.    Joette and I came back, had lunch and then went to the Pratt Museum. In addition to their historical displays from this area they had videos and tape recordings of original homesteaders, peole who had ...

... didn't help that it's another cold, foggy, rainy day here in Alaska.  I eventually got moving and went to the Pratt Museum, which has exhibits about a wide range of subjects of local interest including natural history, native cultures,art, fishing, ...

... and meadows hoping to spot a moose but no luck.    The walk was beautiful however and from there we continued on to Pratt Museum to feed the fish and octopus.  We then drove back to the Spit and booked a kayaking trip to Peterson Bay for ...

... , and so with an anti-climatic end to the road, we turned around and headed back to town. We had both seen the Pratt Museum on the way into town and it looked like an interesting enough place to kill a little time before heading back out ...

... Salty Dawg Saloon. Interesting! We strolled along the Homer Spit and the harbor. Nice day. Fred & Evelyn went to the Pratt Museum in Homer explaining cultural history. Fred & Evelyn stayed in Vicki & Richard's yard and Bill and I stayed near Wendy & ...