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    Molly Brown House Museum

    4.2 (260 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 4:00 PM
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    Andrea U.

    We purchased our tickets in the magnificent gift shop & joined the 2:00 tour. Vivian guided a group of a dozen of us through the 1st & 2nd floor telling us about Molly Brown's family, home, her voyage on the Titanic & her philanthropic endeavors. The house was designed by architect William A. Lang in 1889 . The large Queen Anne style home was built for the Large family. After the repeal of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act in 1893, the Large family sold the house to the Browns in 1894 for US$30,000. The family traveled often & rented it out, it was once the governors mansion. In 1970, Historic Denver purchased & refurbished the house. In 1972, it was listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

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    Edie A.

    The Winter Tea at Molly Brown House was a great experience. The staff treated us really well and didn't rush us. With tea came the opportunity to do a self-guided tour of the house. We were served Molly's favorite tea, a blend of black and oolong teas. Molly has excellent taste! We were treated to an assortment of savory and sweet treats. The chicken salad sandwich was delicious, and the lemon curd was yum! The lemon bar on the dessert tray was also excellent. The Drawing Room had festive holiday decor, and a volunteer was available on the second floor for questions. Fun items were available on the Museum shop, and this is one area where restrooms are located, since there are none available in the house.

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    Susi H.

    Beautiful museum steeped in so much history and charm. Amazing place to spend half a day reading about this amazing woman who survived a great tragedy and used her power and status to help less fortunate people and do amazing charitable and humanitarian work!

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    Pamela M.

    I like that this piece of history is being kept alive. It's amazing all of the things that Margaret ("Molly") was able to do in her life. Her kids, her sister's kids, voting rights, medical, business, travel, acting... I mean most people will never be able to stack up to Margaret! The museum is just this house so it doesn't take too long to go through it. She left this home and CO to go to the east coast but her cheating husband stayed. On special days they have tea in the attic with snacks for a price and then you can tour it in addition before/after your tea. You can also plan your own tea event if you have a minimum of 10 people (and up to 30 can fit in the room on the top floor). There is an app you can download but it only explains briefly a few things in each room. I think this is a great place for girls to go and learn about and be introduced to someone like Margaret who they can look up to. But I equally think for boys to learn that great accomplishments have also been achieved by women, we just don't hear about them as much. Kinda sad isn't it. Worth a visit if you haven't been. And there are several walking distance spots in the area for eats/drinks afterwards.

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    Brad W.

    The house is nice, but Molly didn't live here long. The woman got lucky twice by getting off the Titantic and then finding gold to become rich.

    Michael C.

    What a great museum, our tour guide Anna was fabulous. Her high energy got us even more stoked and in the mood. It was pretty mind blowing to me that Margaret did so many other things in her life, and everyone of them were just as notable as her trip on the Titanic. Their gift shop has tons of well priced merch which makes it easy to buy a trinket or 6. I highly recommend this guided tour, just know it is HOT inside. Take a fan.

    Kylle S.

    Really enjoyed my visit. The house is beautiful. So glad to have gone! Will visit again in the future.

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    Kaylyn S.

    This museum is PACKED full of history! We were there for just over two hours and didn't begin to read everything that is available. They ask that nothing be touched, but they do have boxes in almost every room with items that can be touched and cards with information (copies of letters, articles, etc.). It was interesting to find out that she wasn't called Molly until after she died (her name was Margaret, and that is what she used). The staff/volunteers who were there were extremely helpful and didn't come across as bored with saying the same things over and over again (as is the case at many historical sites). The ONLY downside that we found was that the ventilation in the house is lacking, so it got very stuffy. Definitely take a neck fan with you, or if you forget, the $1 cardboard fans for sale in the gift shop are better than nothing.

    Chris B.

    This was a very informative tour of Margaret "Molly" Brown. Info in her life from family moving from Ireland to the USA. The home has been beautifully restored back to the turn of the 20th century. Beautiful house to roam through. All proceeds support the house's ongoing restoration . Titanic enthusiasts.... Check it out ... suggestion to take the guided tour and check out the basement as well.

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    Samantha G.

    Had the time if our lives walking around and taking the guided tour here! It was so fascinating to see and hear all the stories of the history of not only her life, but the house it's self and everything that happened after she passed away. Our tour guide was the sweetest women and you can tell she really enjoys her job! Being in the service quarters and hall way definitely made me feel some type of way. Also seeing some of her orginal art and decor that was bought by her and her family is so surreal. I'm so glad we came! The prices in the souvenir store are kinda steep, but I can understand why!

    Brandy G.

    If you're a history lover, I highly recommend planning an hour or two to visit the Molly Brown House Museum. Located near the Capitol Building, the house is one of the limited historical homes surviving in Downtown Denver's former Millionaire's Row. The home has been wonderfully preserved and featured a trove of Victorian era treasures (many of which were owned by Molly & JJ Brown) More importantly, the museum does a superb job of telling you the story of Molly and her family's lives. Prior to visiting, the only thing I knew about the amazing powerhouse of a woman was what I had seen in the Titantic movie. After leaving, however, I had a deeper appreciation who was SO MUCH MORE than one infamous journey by boat that she took. She was a fighter for women's rights and human right's in general. More people should know her story. Don't miss this gem in downtown Denver. PS - Keep your eyes and ears peeled for Ghost Kitty who supposedly haunts the second floor of the home.

    Steve W.

    Wow, if you're a history buff, this is a GEM! Especially if you're into Titanic history. It's just so incredible how they lined a century ago. There is so much detail within the Victorian era home that it is just mind boggling. 5 stars all the way!

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    Took my son here because he is a huge titanic fan. He enjoyed it greatly. The staff is very knowledgeable on Molly Brown. Def worth a visit.

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    Great tour. So interesting and informative. So much to see and a great gift shop. The tour guide provided a wonderful presentation.

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    Portions of the Museum are now accessible including the main floor of the house, the Natural Resources Center, restrooms, and Carriage House/Museum Store. The only portions of the Museum that require stairs to visit are the 2nd & 3rd floors of the… Read more

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    This stop was at the request of my oldest daughter who is fascinated by Margaret Brown and her story/legacy.

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