The Museum is a multi-story, Victorian-era home constructed in 1889 and as a result is not fully accessible to all persons with disabilities. The Molly Brown House Museum will strive to accommodate your needs . Please contact us in advance with any accessibility questions you have about visiting the museum. Please silence your cell phone while on the tour. While photos are permitted, we ask that you do not use a flash. Selfie-sticks, tripods, videos or large photo equipment is not allowed. Food, gum, strollers, and large backpacks are not permitted.
All ticket sales are final. If there are extenuating circumstances please contact the Visitor Services Coordinator at 303-832-4092 ext. 13.
I am in love w/ the history of this house and it's originality. So thankful it wasn't destroyed!
I love history to begin with, but the staff was very friendly and informative. Good overall experience!
The tour guide was knowledgeable , but we were rushed through the 2nd half of the tour.
The type guide was very knowledgeable and open to suggestions.
Very informative tour, the guides did a wonderful job!
I learned so much about the “real” Margaret and was blown away by how much she accomplished, and of course the amazingly restored home!
Frank is AWESOME! He is very thorough and quite informative. His knowledge of Margaret (etc.) shows a lot of depth and respect. I learned a great deal more than in previous tours (many years ago) and I’m glad I spent my time at the MBH.
Our gal was fantastic. She had a lot of knowledge and we found all the information and historical facts interesting.