Welcome to the
Museum of the Aleutians.
The Museum of the Aleutians was constructed by the City of Unalaska and opened to the public in August 1999. The Museum of the Aleutians Association is a non-profit 501(c) (3) corporation. Our 9,250 sqare foot facility has state-of-the-art exhibit galleries, collections storage area, laboratory, and a professional staff dedicated to fulfilling the museum’s mission.

CURRENT HOURS:
11 am - 6 pm Tuesday - Sunday

Admission:  $5
The permanent exhibits of the museum showcase 9,000 years of life in the Aleutians. The changing exhibit gallery is used throughout the year for temporary and traveling exhibits as well as special events.
The ancestors of the Aleut or Unangan people lived in the Aleutians for millennia, creating one of the most sophisticated adaptations to a maritime environment in human history. The museum showcases masterpieces of Unangan artistry.
Archeological excavations conducted by the museum have yielded much new data on prehistory as well as data crucial to understanding long term changes in the Bering Sea.
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