Kira Jarmer
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Molly Brown House Museum
We got free tickets to explore on our own through our library. I believe 7 county libraries participate. There are some really interesting artifacts to see. All the workers are knowledgeable and can answer questions. There are qr codes for self guided audio tours. Lots of text to read about different rooms. On the top floor there are laminated cards with questions about historical documents to test your critical thinking. Flip the card over for answers.
The kitchen gadgets and one of the first washing machines were cool to see.
Very limited handicap access. It's a residential street, so there's no handicapped parking either.
They don't have a parking lot. Street parking is very limited. Across the street parking is reserved for different businesses with the risk of tiring, so plan to arrive early and walk. Inside there are also lots of stairs to access 4 floors. They are still doing timed entry tickets.
The kitchen gadgets and one of the first washing machines were cool to see.
Very limited handicap access. It's a residential street, so there's no handicapped parking either.
They don't have a parking lot. Street parking is very limited. Across the street parking is reserved for different businesses with the risk of tiring, so plan to arrive early and walk. Inside there are also lots of stairs to access 4 floors. They are still doing timed entry tickets.