The Morse Museum houses the largest numbers of Louis Comfort Tiffany's work. The lamps, jewelry, and stain glass windows are gorgeously luminescent! The highlight of the museum was a Byzantine-style,1893 Columbian Exhibition exhibit by Tiffany. Evocative of the wonderful mosaics of 5th century Byzantine chapels in Ravenna, Italy, with a ...

This is a "must see" for any lover of American Art. The chapel is breathtaking; how lucky is Winter Park to have the amazing collection of Tiffany art.

I have been there twice and it is a wonderful place to visit. The last time we were there we arrived early and were lucky enough to get a "private tour" by one of the guides training another guide. Absolutely fabulous...and Winter Park is lovely. Take the boat tour of the lakes after lunch!

The Morse Museum is a surprising little jewel in a beautiful historic area. What a surprise and treat near a major tourist area. Beautiful exhibits, wonderfully arranged. The many Tiffany items are artistically and historically interesting and beautiful to see. My thanks to the family for preserving and sharing them. It was an unplanned visit for me, and I hope to visit again this spring or summer.

All three generations enjoyed this attraction...even a teenager! Not like a museum but beauty for your eyes. Definitely worth the time and money. We visited in March during the Art Festival it was free...if you go during this time leave yourself allday to visit, otherwise budget at least a few hours. So much to see, and so beautiful. We will visit again this year.

Diane in California

I was here working for three weeks! But found time for a visit to this museum, Cape Canaveral and the Cirque du Soleil.