Harry L. Johnson Museum

Explore the Heritage of Saba at Harry L. Johnson Museum

Located in Windwardside, the Harry L. Johnson Museum is a key institution for understanding Saba's cultural legacy. Did you know it's dedicated to preserving and displaying the island's rich history?

Founded in 1991 by Harry L. Johnson and local enthusiasts, the museum serves as a repository of artifacts and memorabilia that reflect Saba's unique heritage. The building itself showcases traditional Caribbean architecture, and houses an extensive collection of items ranging from indigenous artifacts to contemporary local art.

Noteworthy Exhibits

🗿 Important Artifacts: The museum features items that illustrate the daily life of Sabans, including tools, clothing, and photographs.

📚 Historical Documentation: An impressive archive of documents detailing Saba’s colonial past and its evolution over the decades.

🎨 Local Art: Frequent exhibitions of artwork by local artists, enhancing the cultural ambiance of the museum.

Entry is free, making it an inviting spot for tourists, families, and anyone interested in the history of the Caribbean.