Joseph Moore Museum — Attraction in Richmond

Me and my son enjoyed this place. Staff was very friendly and came to us see us later and reminded us that there were more things downstairs. I didn’t know it was part of the college and that’s why the environment was of educated people (students/staff). Educated environments requires you to follow health and safety requirements and protocol. So this place requires you to put a mask on and show vaccination card. They also have hand sanitizer stations everywhere. I am glad it was there and for everyone to follow their rules. Unlike this dumb person in a review before me sounds like pure trash and pathetic. Maybe she and her kid can go where uneducated places exists and to continue to follow her “Messiah”!!! Museum was free but you can always donate money for their programs. We end up buying things from...

The people working there were so kind and inviting and offered to give us a tour but we were just wanting to browse on our own so they let us go on our own without interruption. When we did have a question they were happy to answer them without talking down to us. And at the end we wanted to experience their planetarium. Even though there was only two of us they gave us a whole presentation that allowed questions and we both found educational. They made things understandable to us that we were not familiar with and as we were leaving the whole crew thanked us and invited us back. Would recommend highly to people with kids and adults who would like an easy way to learn more about the world...

I took my son here to Joseph Moore Museum to enjoy sometime while in Richmond, Indiana. We went in and put on our masks because of the signs on the door. The lady at the desk asked us for PROOF that we had our Covid vaccinations. This is America the home of the free and the brave. It isn't necessary to verify things like this. Since we didn't want to share our personal information we were turned away. I told my son, "This is how our Black and Jewish ancestors felt when they went into an establishment and were turned away. " What a sad way to learn about this. We won't try going back to...