Take a trip back in time and discover the Cayman Islands through its past and its people. In the Cultural History Exhibition you will learn how Caymanians survived in the early days with little outside contact. See how Caymanians made a living through turtling, rope making and ship building. Learn about these resilient people, their communities and their customs through the items they used so many years ago.

Cayman National Museum in George Town is truly well done and can give you a unique insight into the history, geography, and architecture of the Cayman Islands. There are special exhibits that change on a regular basis. The museum opened its door to the public in 1990 after years of planning, artifact conservation and exhibit design. The Museum's home, the Old Courts Building, is itself an historical artifact. One of Grand Cayman's few remaining 19th century buildings, it has survived countless hurricanes and nor'westers. It has been used for everything from a town jail and courthouse to a meeting hall for Sunday worship and local dances.