Molly Brown House Museum

A Victorian house built in 1889 and restored as a museum.

Margaret Brown survived the sinking of the Titanic in 1912 and became known as the Unsinkable Molly Brown. Guided tours of the Capitol Hill home cover her life as a philanthropist and activist and show how a wealthy Denver family lived.

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Essential details

Quick facts

Ticket price: Paid tour; check the museum's site for current prices.
Hours: Tours run at set times on selected days.
Recommended visit: About 1 hour.

Getting there

Address: 1340 Pennsylvania St, Denver.
Nearest transport: Buses to Capitol Hill, or a short drive from downtown.
On foot: About fifteen minutes' walk from the State Capitol.

Accessibility & comfort

Access: The tour includes stairs; ask the museum about alternatives.
Crowds: Small groups; popular tours fill up.
Facilities: Gift shop and restrooms.

                        
                            How to fit Molly Brown House Museum into your day
                        
                                Morning: Take the first house tour of the day.
                            
                                Midday: Lunch on Capitol Hill.
                            
                                Afternoon: Walk to the State Capitol.

Before you go

Book tickets online in advance.
Check photography rules before you enter.
Combine with other Capitol Hill sights.