Really interesting building but even more interesting person, Margaret (“Molly”) Brown. Great tour guide with answers for almost all questions. Definitely worth the visit to learn about a wonderful person and an historic home.

Great Tour, great guide, had all the info and a great sense of humour. She was a volonteer. Although I knew a lot already of the history I found new info during the visit,

This was such a cool house to visit. Our tour was led by Ella and she was great. The tour is definitely more about Margaret (Molly) Brown, but it does cover some of what happened to the house after she left (she was renting it out, then another couple bought it and ran it as a boarding house for men, then a house for wayward girls). I love touring old houses, and this was a great one to visit.

Molly Brown was a survivor of the Titanic disaster and became known for her extraordinary courage and survival skills. She was portrayed by Debbie Reynolds in the movie The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Although the movie is an allegory of her life it is worth watching before visiting the house of real Molly Brown. The house is a gem of the 19th century architecture with all the interior design elements preserved from the era. The tour guide was wonderful and all rooms were available for viewing and photography. The attic of the house is converted into a conference room for about 30 - 40 people to attend discussions about history of Denver and its people. The house is showcasing importance of preservation of important buildings, photographs, letters and other original documents for posterity. Recommended.

I have a deep fascination with Molly Brown and was excited to finally have the opportunity to visit her home. The house is beautifully preserved and is an excellent testament to her will and to her commitment to women and other marginalized communities. Please take a tour so you can hear stories from a tour guide about what an amazing person Molly Brown was! A lot of the house is from Molly Brown's time, so it's all original.