This is no Madame Tussauds, so if you're expecting lifelike recrations of John Brown's life and times, then consider this a warning. However, if you're looking for a retelling that has changed little over the past several decades, then you're in the right place. I took my kids and was amused to find that nothing had changed from when I... More

Very interesting place, great history, a little creepy. If you are in the area you should see this one.

As wax museums go, this one is rather small. It tells the story of John Brown's life, but honestly, I'm not sure it was worth the $7 admission fee. Still, it does inform.

Many people "dinged" the museum as needing updating. I beg the owners to touch nothing. If you want a fancy wax museum, go to Madame Tussauds. If you want to see a museum that beautifully tells the John Brown story while also making you feel like you stepped back into the 50s, go to this one. I loved the wallpaper,... More

The wax musuem was alright. Gave you a lot of history but there are a lot of stairs. Needs to be updated and repaired.

There was information, items from John Brown's time there. The explanation was done very well. It was located in an original old building. We learned much.

Hadn't heard of John Brown and his contributions before this tour. I walked away quite impressed with his efforts! The museum is old and in need of repairs and updates, but they do a good job telling the story with what they have.

This was a well laid out wax museum that told the story of John Brown. It did a good job of this. It was sadly over-priced for the 20 minutes it took to go through it. The house that it is within is an interesting old one.

same John Brown story, again and again. A VERY important guy, yes - but this is nothing special as an attraction