What’s inside the U.S Navy Seabee Museum in Port Hueneme, California

Learn about the US Navy Seabees. | Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam

While undergoing restoration our Seabee was given the nickname, “Tuesday’s child” because whenever the owner was asked, “When will the Seabee fly again?” He would always respond with, “Tuesday!” - She is also known as Keiki Po’alua - “Tuesday’s Child” in Hawaiian. See our #Seabee and learn more by visiting Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum! | Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

The U.S. Navy Seabee Museum is at 1001 Addor Street in Port Hueneme is open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. The museum was established in 1947 and is part of Naval Base Ventura County. The 38,000 square foot museum features numerous exhibit spaces, memorial garden, theater, and “Bee Fun” Zone room for the kids. “Seabee” = United States Naval Construction Battalions (CBs) aka Seabees. Admission and parking are free. It's a great little museum with lots of history and artifacts on disp