Molly Brown House Museum

Titanic Tuesday! This linoleum tile was made for Titanic's smoking room. It was an excess piece installed instead at Harland & Wolff, manufacturers of the Titanic, so it did not go down with the ship. See this tile in person at the museum through December. From the collection of

Imagine.. a fantastic tour full of vibrancy and history. You're intellectually satiated but your tummy starts to rumble as you leave the house museum and walk into the gift shop. Then you see it. A big shelf FULL of delicious goodies for you to eat! Working with the Colorado Nut Company the Molly Brown House Museum brings to you a variety of yummy treats! Try our gummy bears, chocolate covered pretzels, trail mixes, and so much more! Visit our museum store to try these delectables! 😋

What is it Wednesday! Kate Ferretti made hats for all the society ladies in Denver, including Mrs. Brown. This hat is a recreation, by Ferretti, of one she made for Margaret. She was sporting her suffrage colors in this purple ensemble!

Titanic Tuesday! We have a never-before-seen Titanic artifact on display: first-class passenger Frederick Sutton's personal items, including a watch and his eyeglasses, were placed in this mortuary bag to be returned to his family. Come see it in-person at the museum through the end of December. From the collection of

Donating can be fun when you get a cute little trinket! Come support the museum by donating $5 or more and grabbing a reusable glass bottle with a recipe for the Bees Knees cocktail inside! According to a newspaper article (attached to the bottle as well) Margaret invented the Bees Knees! How fun! 🐝 We look forward to seeing you in the museum store!

While Summer is just around the corner, don't forget about our popular Autumn and Winter Teas! Tea Bookings are now live for November and December so get your tickets while they are still available at mollybrown.org/events/ 🍂❄

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