Great little museum with plenty of history. Visiting Seattle on Business a rare opportunity for sight seeing saw us take the ferry to Bainbridge Island. Particularly interesting was the pickleball references and the WW2 involvement and problems

Just off the main street where the ferry drops off, this History Museum was a great stop. It's free, so see what you like and then leave without feeling like you need to see every exhibit. When we were there on a summer Saturday midday, it was not at all crowded. There was a fantastic main exhibition that talked about key moments in Bainbridge's past. There were lots of artifacts, mostly with good labels, and some top-notch videos to accompany them. I found the portion about Japanese American internment during WWII very moving. There were also smaller displays of postal history in the area and cookbooks, which were quite charming as well.

Came here as part of an organized event outing. Lindsay gave us a guided tour. She was very funny, easy-going, and informative. It's not a big museum but there is some really unique information here. Definitely stop by if you're in the area...especially if you're a pickleball fan.