The Seabee Museum and Memorial Park
is committed to keeping the proud history of the US Navy Seabee's accomplishments alive at their original home.
The Seabee Museum and Memorial Park is once again open to visitors. The Seabee Museum will be open on Fri. Sat. and Wed's from 9:30am until 2:00pm.
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The Mission of the Seabee Museum and Memorial Park is to provide a memorial to the thousands of men and women who served at Davisville, Rhode Island from its inception in 1942 until its closure in 1994, to preserve this historical site and this significant period in Rhode Island history, the "Original Home of the Seabees', to document the history of the US Navy Seabees, and to provide a learning site for the public.
It’s important to note that this is a Seabee Museum, built by Seabees, run by Seabees, for Seabees and their families, as well as for the public. The majority of physical support comes from volunteer former Seabees, the Seabee Reserves, and the wives, sons, and friends of Seabees in Rhode Island.
"The only trouble with Seabees, is we don't have enough of them"
General Douglas MacArthur
Become a member of the Seabee Museum and Memorial Park.
Click on link, print form and mail to address on the form.
Contact Us
Hours:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Open 9:30am until 2:00pm
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Open 9:30am until 2:00pm
Saturday: Open 9:30am until 2:00pm
Sunday: Closed
401-294-7233
info@seabeesmuseum.com
Location
Seabee Museum and Memorial Park
21 Iafrate Way
North Kingstown, Rhode Island 02852
Davisville, Rhode Island, the location of the original Seabee Base is now included in the town of North Kingstown
Past Seabees
The Seabee Museum and Memorial Park is committed to keeping the proud history of the US Navy Seabee's accomplishments alive at their original home.
Please Note
One of the most frequent inquires we get is for information about a former family member who served in the Seabees. We DO Not have access to military personnel records, or information on past Seabees, but a next of kin (surviving spouse that has not remarried, father, mother, son, daughter, sister, or brother) may request a copy from the National Archives.