2026-04-15T12:06:28-07:00 2025-06-30 Tor Daley CPA 969 Indianhead Rd Weiser ID 83672 990 2024-07-01 926002560 Kodiak Historical Society KODI 9074865908 101 E Marine Way Kodiak AK 99615 Kristin O'Lear Executive Director 9074865908 2025-10-28 true true Tor Daley CPA P00291081 9073015003 2026-04-15 X 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Kodiak History Museum Kristin O'Lear 101 E Marine Way Kodiak AK 99615 430078 false X https://kodiakhistorymuseum.org/ X 1957 AK Our mission is to facilitate exploration of the natural, cultural, and artistic heritage of Kodiak Island and surrounding communities to create opportunities for the public to discover, share, and exchange knowledge using the collections and resources made available through the operation of the Kodiak History Museum. 8 8 7 30 0 0 693009 82022 41566 226230 95839 96068 -11223 14113 819191 418433 0 0 348172 426835 0 22746 140336 120871 488508 547706 330683 -129273 3192440 3230529 29603 14276 3162837 3216253 X Our mission is to facilitate exploration of the natural, cultural, and artistic heritage of Kodiak Island and surrounding communities to create opportunities for the public to discover, share, and exchange knowledge using the collections and resources made available through the operation of the Kodiak History Museum. false false 434297 0 251988 The Kodiak Historical Museum advanced its charitable mission to preserve, interpret, and share the history and culture of Kodiak Island through comprehensive arts, education, and community engagement programs. During the fiscal year, the Museum developed and installed rotating and permanent exhibits highlighting Kodiaks Indigenous heritage, Russian and American periods, maritime history, and contemporary community stories. These exhibits were accompanied by public opening events designed to increase access and engagement for residents and visitors. The Museum actively participated in Kodiaks community arts initiatives, including regular First Friday Art Walks, offering extended hours, guided exhibit experiences, and artist and historian talks. Educational outreach remained a core focus, with the Museum hosting school field trips, teacher-supported curriculum activities, and hands-on learning experiences aligned with Alaska education standards. Programs served students from Kodiak Island schools and visiting youth groups. Additional educational programming included guided tours, workshops, lectures, and intergenerational activities for adults, families, and seniors. These programs emphasized experiential learning and cultural stewardship, fostering a deeper understanding of local history and strengthening community connection to shared heritage. Direct program expenses supported exhibit design and installation, educational supplies, interpretation materials, guest educators, and program staff time necessary to plan and deliver mission-related activities. These services were provided primarily at the Museum facility and through community events, ensuring broad public benefit. In FY25, Kodiak Hostorical Museum received 5,000 visitors and 500 program participants. 434297 true true false false false false false true false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 5 0 true 7 true false false false false false false false false false false X 8 8 false false false false true true true true true false false true true true true true true true false false X Kristin O'Lear 9074864920 101 E Marine Way Kodiak AK 99615 Kristin O'Lear Executive Director 40.00 X 52044 0 3120 Michael Bach President 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Mary Toughas Vice President 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Teri Mahle Treasurer 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Candace Branson Secretary 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Roberta Austring Director 1.00 X 0 0 0 Sarah Simeonoff Director 1.00 X 0 0 0 Amanda Lancaster Director 1.00 X 0 0 0 Toby Sullivan Director 1.00 X 0 0 0 52044 0 3120 0 false false false 0 4445 35466 42111 82022 Admissions 712110 38585 0 0 Archival and education programs 712110 187645 0 0 226230 96068 0 96068 25735 11645 14090 14090 Miscellaneous income 999990 23 23 0 0 23 418433 240343 0 96068 92624 36762 37241 18621 262426 262426 0 0 5861 5861 0 0 36671 36671 0 0 29253 24561 3128 1564 27096 0 27096 0 18144 0 18144 0 10443 9115 885 443 643 547 64 32 31580 27759 2525 1296 1265 1259 4 2 10141 8620 1014 507 4342 4006 224 112 1146 974 115 57 2232 1897 223 112 Exhibits and collections 13839 13839 0 0 547706 434297 90663 22746 285997 265512 12493 41537 18834 19398 10 46635 46635 1146 0 2832423 2945619 3192440 3230529 9436 1646 20167 12630 29603 14276 X 3162837 3216253 3162837 3216253 3192440 3230529 -129273 182689 X false false false X 0 1433768 278239 255903 693009 82022 2742941 0 103626 105801 209427 1433768 278239 255903 796635 187823 2952368 0 2952368 91970 5380 106947 95839 96068 396204 0 0 3348572 365497 0.88170 0.82990 X 0 0 0 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED X X X false 46635 46635 0 0 Pt III, Line 4 For nearly 70 years, the Kodiak Historical Musemum (KHM) has served the community of Kodiak and its diaspora by preserving and interpreting the full scope of Kodiak Island History. KHM maintains and exhibits historical artifacts, photographs, and archival materials that document the cultural, social, and economic development of Kodiak and its communities. The Museum advances its exempt purpose through public exhibitions, educational programs, and by facilitating scholarly and public research access to its collections. KHM is housed in the the Russian-American Magazin, a National Historic Landmark and the oldest standing building in Alaska, which further enhances the Museums role in preserving and interpreting Alaskas history. Pt VI, Line 6 The Kodiak Historical Society has around 200 dues-paying members in a single class. Annual dues amount to $20. Membership benefits include free year-round admission to the Kodiak History Museum, a subscription to the monthly newsletter, and one vote in the annual Board of Directors election. For those interested in joining, the Kodiak History Museum offers additional perks such as unlimited admission for family members, special events, and reciprocal membership to partner museums through the North American Reciprocal Museums Association. Pt VI, Line 7a All dues-paying members are entitled to one vote in the annual election of the Board of Directors, which takes place annually in October. Pt VI, Line 7b For any proposed amendments to the by-laws, dues-paying members are entitled to one vote. Pt VI, Line 11b A complete draft of the Form 990 was submitted to the Executive Director and President of the Board. The President reviewed the return with the Executive Director and provided approval to signing and filing, consistent with the organizations governance practices. Pt VI, Line 12c During the first board meeting following the annual election, board members review the Code of Ethics and the accompanying Conflict of Interest policy. They disclose any potential conflicts of interest at that time, as well as whenever a potential conflict becomes a matter of board action. All conflicts and potential conflicts are recorded in the board meeting minutes. Pt VI, Line 15a The Executive Directors compensation was determined by the Board of Directors through consultation with independent individuals and examination of comparable data. The Executive Director undergoes an annual evaluation, during which compensation is discussed as part of the evaluation process. No officer on the Board of Directors receives compensation. Pt VI, Line 18 The organization makes its from 990 and financial statements available upon request. Pt VI, Line 19 Our financial statements appear in our annual report, which is distributed during our annual meeting in October and is also available throughout the year at the museum. Additionally, you can download annual reports from our website. Our 990 forms are accessible on GuideStar, and we are recognized as a GuideStar Valued Partner.