Molly Brown House Museum — Attraction in Denver

This 1800's Style Mansion Is a Beautifully Preserved Piece of Interactive History Every Detail has Been Either preserved from Original including the front Foyer with its original ceiling and wall paper, Most items are Historically accurate yet unfortunatley not necessarily original to the property, or its original owners or its most FAMOUS Resident Margaret Brown aka The Unsinkable Molly Brown survivor of The Titanic Disaster, there is a subtle Almost sweet wood incense sent tbat is piped in within the interior of the home and the basement which has U fortunatley been Super Updated to include Drywall 20th Century Bathrooms, drinking fountains etc Which was Dissapointing to me yet a necessary evil, so There is a Nice Gift, memrobilia shop in the back carriage house which I belusve would have been a great place for updated features like bathroons etc? It Contains all the Titanic items including a DVD Copy of The 1997 Record Breaking Titanic Film, Lego Style Titanic Models Even And I Cant Make This Up a "WATER SCENTED" Candle Which if I'm Correct Was The Last Scent Some of Thoze Whom Perished that night ever Smelled also correct me if im wrong but if you smell water don't you normally drown? I Digress but the candle has a small piece of a ship and berg which when melting looks like the disaster Scene creepy yet AWESOME I Wish could have bought that, also a dresser top mirror that resembles one of that era, And Of Course, Penny flattening souvenior machine, The Staff Was Very Welcoming and patient Especially for lack of memory and better words The black woman I wish i Remembered her Name she was great very fun and knowledgable, also such a great attitude made the experience that much better i believe I frightened her as i emerged from a servants hallway in the middle of her sharing of knowledge lol I Enjoyed every corridor, and room we had access to, they were welcoming even to my questions of Paranormal activity and even though I Have Not Experienced "GHOST CAT" I did have my cat allergies act up, and We Had A Haunting Experiwnce With My 4 Year old cousin she was enjoying The Front Porch Swing and Hand to GOD She Said Quote "Not so fast "MARY" when Asked she Said Her "SISTER MARY" Was Pushing Her I had to ask if there was a "MARY" Associated with the home come to find out the Building next door was once an orphanage named the "SISTER MARY" orphanage also Margaret aka Molly Brown had a sister whom lived in The house named Mary VERY COOL Side Note as you will notice in my images inside the home mist are blurry as opposed to outside where tgey are crystal clear very strange and interesting phenominom, this was an item i can npw cgeck off the list always wanted to experienxe this home it is a must see and if you are on the EBT Foodstamp card there is a Special pretty extrene Discount this home museum is worth every penny! #SizzleSaidIt #SizzleReviewsApproved,...

This was a bucket list item for me, for many years have heard the stories of the great Molly Brown House and It's possible Paranormal energy, this Museum and landmark did not dissapoint as far as traditional 19th Century Mansion it had all the charm, beauty, furnishings, and accessories one would hope to see as for history buffs it was full of insightful information stations, and Touch boxes with items you could hold, experience, and learn from the staff was fun and engaging as well as very knowledgeable and open to all questions and did not shy away from my questions of Paranormal Activity as some historical places might have, I learned Alot even on the self guided tour about the home and its previous occupants one Margaret Brown aka The Unsinkable Molly Brown and Her Husband James J.J.Brown and Her Sister Mary! Now as Far As Paranormal Activity This Place Also Came Through In The Usual Blurry Photos From Something Passing In Front Of My Camera, Also Experienced "Ghost Cat" in The Form of My Cat Allergies Acting Up Itchy Eyes, And Nasal Passages also In a Very Personal Way...As We Were Enjoying The Front Porch My 4 year Old Cousin Was Enjoying The Porch Swing When She Said Aloud Not So Fast "MARY" When I Asked Her Whom She Was Talking To She Said My "Sister Mary" Which Was Odd Because She Has No Sister After Questioning The Staff We Discovered The Property Directly Next Door Was Previoysly an Orphange Named For A "SISTER MARY" but Also Margaret Had a Sister Named Mary Whom was an Occupant Of The Home Which One Made Themselves Known I Don't Know BUT Was Very Cool and Slightly Chilling In an Exciting And Anazing Way! This is a Great destination for families and Investigators of The Paranormal, and Those With The EBT Food Assistance Card Can Get a Special Discount Conti uing The Great Tradition Of Mrs.Broen's Philanthropy! #SIzzleSaidIt KICH RADIO SIZZLE...

I really enjoyed this site, if nothing else, for the beautiful architecture/design example. The original plaster walls and stained glass windows are really unique and beautiful. They have also recreated the rooms pretty faithfully: they have early pictures of the interior of the house that let them do this accurately.

The tour wasn't overly long (about 45 minutes); I would've liked it to be a little more detailed, but other visitors were getting tired, so I understand the length.

The facilities are great. You can bring/buy water to drink, which I'd recommend. I went early in the day, so it wasn't terribly hot, but I can imagine how hot it would get in there later in the day. They do hand out little fans if needed, and they try to keep the air moving. There are also places to sit down during the tour, if you need. One staircase is pretty narrow, but I'm sure they'd let you go back down the main staircase if the back stair is unnavigable for you.

They have a unisex restroom in the gift shop (which is air-conditioned, if you need a break), and there are more restrooms in the basement, although I didn't check the basement out.

I parked a couple blocks away, but because I went there for the first tour of the day on a weekday, there was actually a good number of empty spots right in front of the house. Most parking was free/2 hours, which is more than enough time to see the site. If you want the first tour of the day, show up about ten minutes before they "open"/have their first tour: the gift shop will already be open and...