C'mon, Dr Bob house is a memorial to the co founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, the largest, longest running, most successful program of recovery from alcoholism and other addictions. As a destination, it's intentionally modest and austere, reflecting the modest beginnings of the fellowship on the early and mid 20th century. It's a house that a family lived in and grew up in. It's filled with nostalgia and memorabilia. However, the location is also the designated center of origin for the largest non-religious spiritual movement in America and probably in the world. As such, this has become a place of reverence, where strangers - often from other parts of the world - meet and may share a connectedness with each other, if they or their loved ones are in the fellowship. A true gem. Very crowded on "AA Founders Day" which is the weekend closest to June 10, the day attributed as the sobriety date for Dr. Bob Smith.