It's actually really well done and if you have a good sized group the owner curator will give you a…read morefull tour, it was interesting the first time I went here, but that was so many years ago when I was young, went recently and it has improved a lot and more exhibits are in place.

Well worth the stop! This is a fascinating little museum with an extensive collection of funeral…read morememorabilia. It's not morbid, not a Halloween attraction. Varied pieces celebrating the ends of many famous persons. A rosette from the bunting on Lincoln's funeral train, invitations to memorial services for many famous people. A hand organ played as funeral music for Franklin Roosevelt. So many items to see. All tastefully displayed throughout a currently working funeral home. The museum is free to the public but you are welcome to make a donation if you would like. Donations are forwarded to local charities. The museum began as an autograph collection but when someone included a funeral notice with the autograph, (Joe Louis), Famous Endings resulted.

This is a great state history site. They have many events and festivals that help bring history…read morealive for all ages. Definitely come to the fall trade fair!

This is a site that everyone in the area should visit at least once. It was an early Christian…read moreconversion settlement so be prepared for the religious doctrine to be evident everywhere, but it is still an important part of our past. The museum is informative and has some interesting books and items from the period. It was a little depressing to be reminded of how poorly the Native Americans but hopefully it will work as a reminder of how bad the past had been and not to treat someone that may be a little different from yourself. Would probably be more effective for children. I recommend skipping the video, it is very dated and gives Ziesberger god-like abilities. Such as healing the sick with just prayer, even though the cemetery has many children and young people residing within. Cost of admission isn't too pricey, $7 for adults, $5 for children, $4 for seniors, and kids under seven are free. There is a small gift shop for trinkets and arrowheads, it is more pricey than admission but has a few educational books. There were a few outdated terms used in the exhibits and the horrible video which warranted at least one star to be removed (a historical site should always be as accurate and unbiased as possible) other than that it is a nice place to visit!

I had a fun Night of watching this play. The restrooms were clean and the staff was very friendly…read more I was happy to meet the staff afterwards.