Molly Brown Summer House Museum — Attraction in Denver

I had my wedding and reception at this location at the end of last month. I bought into the wedding package they had, which included catering, DJ, venue, tables, lines... basically everything except for us. From the first tour we did, we knew that this is where we wanted to get married. Tracy was incredibly kind and knowledgeable and made us so comfortable that we booked it that day (no high pressure sale or anything like that though). As the months leading up to the wedding came and went, I emailed Tracy and Momo many times with many questions and they were always quick to answer me. And in our meetings, Momo would always have an idea or something that I could use that they already had. It was amazing. Then the day of. Middle of summer and the threat of rain, then something wrong with the sewer system threatened my chances of that perfect day. But Momo took care of it all, and Tracy made a perfect prime rib. The ceremony was perfect, the venue was amazing and we had a great time. I cannot recommend this place highly enough! You can tell the employees care about the place, and it shows in their work. The work they all put in for me was spectacular and made everything...

My son and two of his friends had their graduation party at the Molly Brown Summer House. What a wonderful find that was! You would not expect the beautiful event center, patio and outdoor area when just driving by.

Momo was so helpful while we were planning how and what to do. The party was absolutely perfect. The place was amazing. The staff did everything to serve and help the guests. And even the weather was beautiful.

Guests told us how wonderful everything looked and how good the food was. As parents of the graduates, we were able to enjoy mingling with family and friends since all the work was done for us.

We are so thankful for the all around perfect party for our sons to celebrate graduation. If you want a place for a beautiful celebration, this is it. We will think of this place any time we need a place...

Had a great tour of the Molly Brown Summer House this morning. Our tour guide was Momo, the granddaughter of the couple who purchased the home from the Browns in 1928. The house is very well preserved, with original woodwork, fireplaces, etc. The woodwork was originally handpainted faux woodgrain, which was much more expensive than natural woodgrain, and was used as a show of wealth by the Browns and others of their status. When the house was purchased in 1928 by the Fehlmanns, it had been allowed to deteriorate for some years and was in very poor condition. The new owners painted over much of the woodwork, not realizing its former value. Fortunately, two rooms were not painted over, and the original handpainted woodgrain in the rooms has been restored to its original beauty.

I am sure you will find this a fascinating...