Museums in San Pedro, California

Home to an interesting assortment of marine memorabilia, the Los Angeles Maritime Museum, found at the Port of Los Angeles, tells the story of the history of one of the busiest ports in the countr...

Maritime artifacts, scale models and nautical art. More on VisitLANow.com

The San Pedro Breakwater has split the personality of Cabrillo Beach. On one side lies the calm waters of ... More on Falcon: Exploring Southern California's Beaches

What sets Cabrillo Marine Aquarium apart from other aquariums? We specialize exclusively on the marine life... More on DiscoverLosAngeles.com

The Museum is dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of the Harbor Defenses of Los Angeles from 1... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Bring food for a picnic and you wont regret the memorable visit. More on GoCityKids

Built in 1874 with lumber from California redwoods and a Fresnel Lens brought around Cape Horn by sailing ships. For its time, this Victorian lighthouse was a palatial structure, crowned with a cup... More on uptake_content

Built in 1874 with lumber from California redwoods and a Fresnel Lens brought around Cape Horn by sailing ships. For its time, this Victorian lighthouse was a palatial structure, crowned with a cu... More on Sanpedro.com

The museum features original furnishings and memorabilia. More on MuseumsUSA.org

Originally located on 19th Street, this two-story Colonial Revival house was built in 1899 by a local shipbuilder. It was owned by the Mullers from 1906 to 1963, when they donated it to the San Ped... More on uptake_content

The SS Lane Victory was built during WWII to transport cargo. There were 534 Victory ships built, and this is ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This is a real WWII Victory Ship build in 1945 in San Pedro. It served in WWII, Korea and Viet Nam. It is manned by volunteers. The boarding went smoothly and they served a continental breakfast on... More on TripAdvisor

After serving tours of duty in three seperate wars, the S.S. Lane Victory has found a place to rest its old ironsides at Berth 94 of the Port of Los Angeles. While it's usually a floating museum, ...

Come aboard this 10,000 ton, fully operational World War II cargo ship, restored and operated the all volunteer crew of the U. S. Merchant Marine Veterans of WWII. It is dedicated as a living memo... More on Sanpedro.com

This massive and intricately-decorated bell and pavilion was donated in 1976 to the people of Los Angeles b... More on Sanpedro.com

Also has a nice play ground for small children and land for them to run. More on TripAdvisor