It was very nice it was very beautiful and it was very educational lot of fine art lot of fine furniture and antiques collectibles and educational about the people who own it who ran it and who preserved it recommend anyone to check it out very educational for kids and for adults and for Freemasons and Shriners because the owners the original owners and the ones who preserved it we're all Masons and Shriners and they were also part of other historical clubs that were related to the Masons and Shriners lot of fine artifacts in architecture great curator of the museum and the place used to be used as a meeting Hall for the Shriners and Masons and the other clubs that he belong to that were part of the Mason's in Shriners had to correct the person at the front desk though about Masons and Shriners being one myself and very learned and I done some more research with the Shriners and Masons and found out that the place was used as a meeting Hall a couple different times and the person at the front desk didn't seem to know that neutered that anyone else or else trying to keep it a secret but it was used for several functions and it was built by Masons and you can tell by the staircase in the architecture inside and outside and how it was designed and built and researching it a little bit further found out this important fact it's documented in some of the logs with the Freemasons and Shriners