Molly Brown House Museum, Denver

First of all, I'm a Titanic buff. So I knew a lot about Molly Brown before I walked in. It was very entertaining to hear about Molly in her younger days and how she came into money. The foyer was truly amazing, it was my favorite part. Her house is beautifully decorated too. But what I didn't like, which can't be changed in any way, is that it's not furnished with Molly's things. Only some things were actually hers, but it's less than you think. The house is still made the way she wanted it but several people lived there after she left the house. It was even a boarding house once. So with that in mind, don't expect perfection. The staff was well educated in Molly and the tour takes about 45 minutes. Entrance fee is $6.50. There is a gift shop in what use to hold Molly's horses in the back. If you're a Titanic buff like me, you'll find a few things in that gift shop that you might not find anywhere else. Like a White Star Line t-shirt, DVD's about the Titanic, and other fun stuff like a replica of the New York Post the day after the Titanic sank. Overall, I would recommend Molly Brown's house to anyone visiting Denver.