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U.S. Navy Seabee Museum

The U.S. Navy Seabee Museum will temporarily close to the public beginning March 14 until April 24. To prevent congregations of large groups of people, the closure is a precautionary measure to mitigate the spread of corona virus, COVID-19. Museum staff will continue to report to work or telework and be available to assist researchers and the general public with questions at: SeabeeMuseumVisitor@navy.mil; SeabeeMuseumArchive@navy.mil or 805-982-5165.
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US Navy Radio Station Guadalcanal built and run by the 6th Naval Construction Battalion, 7 December 1942.
Title: US Navy Radio Station Guadalcanal
Description: US Navy Radio Station Guadalcanal built and run by the 6th Naval Construction Battalion, 7 December 1942.

Have a research question? Looking for information on a certain topic or event? Review our frequently asked questions and Online Reading Room. If you can't find your answer, then ask us!

Our website features a robust collection of information that allows user to locate information on a certain unit or event. Explore the Museum’s Online Reading Room, WWII Cruisebooks, Post-WWII Cruisebooks, Unit Histories, and CEC History sections.

If you can't find the answer then email us at SeabeeMuseumArchive@navy.mil and one of the staff archivists will answer your request within 10 business days.

How can I view a collection of archival papers or records?

Currently the archive is closed to researchers. If you have a question, please email SeabeeMuseumArchive@navy.mil and one of the staff archivists will answer your request within 10 business days.

Can you tell me how much an artifact or archival document is worth?

No, we are not permitted to give appraisals nor advise you on how much an object or collection may be worth. We recommend you consult a professional appraiser.

How may I donate papers, artifacts or archival records?

Please see our Donating Your Collection page for more information.

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Published: Mon Jun 24 10:56:23 EDT 2019