Facility Information and Handicapped Accessibility
There are no lunch facilities on the property. The Museum Store offers bottled refreshments and light snacks only. There are many restaurants within walking distance of the Museum. You may also eat sack lunches on our grounds, the Capitol building grounds 3 blocks west of the Museum, or at Civic Center Park, 5 blocks west of the Museum.
The Museum is a multi-story, Victorian-era home constructed in 1889 and as a result is not fully accessible to all persons with disabilities.
- The historic house museum is not wheelchair accessible.
- Walking apparatus are permissible in the museum.
- “Touch” tours are available to the sight impaired with advanced notice.
- Access to the property and museum space requires navigating stairs.
- Tours of the museum last approximately 45 minutes and require short periods of walking and stair-climbing and longer periods of standing.
- Certified dogs are allowed in the museum only when utilized for assisted care.
The Carriage House Visitor’s Center and Museum Store is handicapped accessible.
- The Visitor’s Center located in the Carriage House to the rear of the museum site is wheelchair and handicap accessible from the one handicap parking space adjacent to the Carriage House (a permit must be displayed).
- Alternate tours can be provided within the Visitor’s Center space including a documentary video about Margaret Brown and her 1889 home and other visual materials relating to the historic house museum.
The Molly Brown House Museum will strive to provide any special accommodations you may require. Please contact us in advance for these arrangements.
