This is the home Margaret "unsinkable Molly" Brown lived in while in Denver. It has been restored and gives you a great idea of how upper class Americans lived during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Also learned some things about Molly Brown I never knew. Well worth the trip for history buffs.

My fiance and I went and really enjoyed ourselves, the tour guide was very informative and it was interesting to actually see a piece of history. Places like this in Denver are few and far between because most historical mansions were torn down in the 60s and 70s to make way for hideous apartment high-rises...this place truely is a gem!

I LOVE, LOVE the Molly Brown House. The tour is excellent and this little gem is full of great stories and the history of a very interesting woman who made a quite a mark on Denver. I highly recommend this tour.

I love history so strolling through this historical venue was a real pleasure for me. Molly Brown is a local legend and was a Titanic survivor, so it was an honor and treat to see her Denver home.

This was a nice place to visit. The house tour was led by a knowledgeable volunteer and the entire staff was friendly and helpful. The house is in great shape and they provide old photos in each room that help take you back to that time. The tour takes about 45 minutes and is well worth it if you like... More

I love history, so any chance that I have to get to experience it I jump on it. They have done a great job of restoring the Molly Brown House and keeping it in tip top shape. Their staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. What I really like is they time that they give you to look around. I never... More

My sister came from Ohio and she wanted to walk through the Molly Brown home and it was pretty neat to see the home and where she actually lived. I really liked the store at the end of the tour, however you could go into the store without doing the museum part. The history behidn her and the house was... More

This is an immaculate restoration of what the Molly Brown house looked like at the time of the Titanic sinking. Very nice guided tour by friendly staff. I would recommend coming to see this small museum tour.

This was a fun place to visit. The house is well kept with interesting historical artifacts. Knowledgeable volunteers lead the tours and recount the story of Molly Brown and the sinking of the Titanic with many interesting anecdotes.