Molly Brown House Museum

One of the best historical tours I've been on. The guide wove architecture and historical artifacts together to tell the story of Molly Brown and the early 20th century.

While known for surviving the infamous sinking of the Titanic , Margaret "Molly" Brown was also a leader in the fight for women's suffrage. Learn more about her story here. http://cs.pn/2c9b5uQ

Although great history for the development of Denver and for being a great woman in history, ... I implore you to make a trip south to visit the Rosemount in Pueblo for true beauty.

The Spooky tour was great. Now I want to go back just to tour the house.

A great tour to learn about a woman of the past. She was definitely more than a Titanic survivor and her story is worth hearing

Beautiful house that has been beautifully restored, but the exhibitb is poorly (that's being generous) curated

The docents were very knowledgeable . The building beautiful in a 1800's way.

The tour is great

100 hundred years ago the fateful sinking of the famous luxury liner Titanic propelled Margaret “Molly” Brown to international fame. Explore Mrs. Brown’s role in the events surrounding this tragedy. Read more

NO photos allowed. :( Other than that, nothing but good to say about this tour and house. Very informative and interesting.

Victorian hats provided for hands on fun at the end of house tour .

Very informative. Worth your time. Focused on Margaret 's full life.

Fascinating and inspiring! Worth the time and small entrance fee.

Very quaint, be sure and watch the Smithsonian PBS video about Margaret 's life.

Home of the "Unsinkable" Molly Brown, Titanic heroine, restored to its original Victorian splendor.

"Very attention-grabbing surroundings on Margaret "

The gift shop in the carriage house sales cool stuff but over priced

Don't waste your time. Id rather be on the sinking Titanic then this tour !

You can not take any pictures inside the home.