Molly Brown House Museum in Denver

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  Carliss Boles

  :: 05 April 2018 09:43:58

  Excellent tour at a great price. If your staying in Denver and need a short distraction this is a good place to go. The tour was a small group of about 12 per guide. It was a little crowded in the small rooms but not to the point where it wasn't tolerable. I think a group of 8 or 9 would be better. I really enjoyed finding out about Molly Brown beyond what was in the movie titanic and this tour achieved that. We walked here from our hotel which was a nice walk.

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  Power Em

  :: 04 April 2018 13:33:18

  Fun tour and very knowledgeable tour guide. There's a lot of stuff to see here and it's one of my favorite historical places in downtown Denver. There was some workers doing some stuff on one of the top floors but didn't take away from the experience. A must stop tour if you're fan of survivors of the Titanic or love to see and hear about Denver's historical places or people. The tour ticket was fairly priced for the type of tour you are getting.

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  corinne lattimer

  :: 31 March 2018 15:21:21

  Wonderful collection of original and time period pieces. Especially loved our tour guide. She was very impassioned with the history and storytelling, engaging the tourists and ensuring even the youngest attendee understood big or uncommon words. Takes an hour. Located in an eclectic neighborhood. Definitely worth the trip!

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  Aubrey Bass

  :: 25 March 2018 19:55:43

  Amazing place with rich history! If you love history and learning about heroic people, and love old houses, you'll love this tour! The tour guides are very knowledgeable and share so many interesting facts about Margret Brown and her family. Be warned that depending on the size of the group you are in, there isn't a whole lot of space for restless children to go or move freely around in (you also aren't supposed to touch things like the walls or any decor). I wouldn't recommend taking young kids here- my 2 year old was disruptive and bored and my 4 year didn't have the attention span to understand or care much about anything they were saying or what we were looking at. My 6 and 8 year old were much more interested so I would recommend that age or higher as far as taking children goes.

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  Barbara F

  :: 28 February 2018 12:38:45

  This place was SO interesting. I really only knew Molly Brown from the Titanic, but that is really only a small part of her history. At first, I was a little put out that we had to do a guided tour, but I actually really enjoyed it. The information the tour guide shared is what really makes the tour. I'm now really interested in reading and learning more about Mrs. Brown!