is also a small Homestead Garden which features annuals and perennials that were and are of significance to farmers and homesteaders on the Kenai Peninsula. Expansion The Pratt Museum has been working to build a new facility on its 9.8 acre property, to increase exhibit space and storage space for its collections. The new building would also be on one level, eliminating the need for staircases and elevators, and would have other efficiencies not possible with the current building. The Pratt Museum's Board of Directors decided to support the creation of a new museum building, and started on the design of this building in 2010. References External links Homer, Alaska History museums in Alaska Buildings and structures in Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska Tourist attractions in Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska Natural history museums in Alaska Art museums and galleries in Alaska Institutions accredited by the American Alliance of Museums