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Purchase your ticket, download your guide, and explore the Museum while learning the inspirational story of Denver’s Titanic heroine and engaged social activist, Margaret “Molly” Tobin Brown.

Margaret Brown may be best known as a survivor of the Titanic, but she was so much more. Hear her incredible story as you tour her home with one of our knowledgable guides.

Enjoy two unique experience at a great discount! Learn about Molly Brown and her incredible story as a survivor of the Titanic. After that, you can explore the beautiful and charming historic mansions of Capitol Hill.

In Operation: Scout, scouts learn what it was like to be a girl in the early 1900s through the exploration of the Molly Brown House Museum. Scouts will explore what girls liked to do for fun and what daily life would have been like for Margaret and her daughter

First, take on the role of Curator of the Molly Brown House Museum! During this in-person field trip, find out about your duties and responsibilities, and get some hands-on experience while learning about the history of Colorado and the Brown family.

Uncover the story of Margaret Brown! Are you ready to take on the role of Curator of the Molly Brown House Museum? This interactive tour and program are a perfect way to supplement a unit on Colorado history, women’s history, mining history, and more!

Discover the world of Margaret Brown and her family as you tour her house! This tour is a perfect way to supplement a unit on Colorado history, women’s history, mining history, and more! This is a 45-minute program.

Discover the world of Margaret Brown and her family as you tour her house! This tour is a perfect way to supplement a unit on Colorado history, women’s history, mining history, and more!

This special Homeschool Day Cream Tea program will include a self-guided tour of the house and a small Denver tea party on the 3rd Floor. Cream Tea includes 1 sandwich, 1 scone, hot tea and apple cider for all participants, including adults.

Want to experience a day in the life of Margaret? Join us for a special self-guided tour of the house followed by a Cream Tea on our 3rd Floor!

Learn about the Browns and Christmases of the past while exploring games, crafts and yummy treats throughout the Brown’s home decorated in its Victorian finery.

Create memories with friends and family at the Molly Brown House Museum with a Tea experience. Explore the historic home and enjoy delicious tea service catered by Food for Thought

Who was the “Unsinkable” Margaret Tobin Brown? How did the Browns come to live in Denver? Was she ever called Molly? Come find out the answers to these questions and more as we explore Colorado’s early history through the life of the Browns

It was a night to remember, and a night that no one who survived would ever forget. But who were the people aboard the Titanic? What can the objects and documents they left behind tell us about their worlds?

Learn what it took to save the Margaret’s house, make your own historic buildings, and see some of the other buildings in and around Capitol Hill that have withstood the test of time!

Margaret Brown and her daughter, Helen would never leave the house without a hat. Now is your chance to make a hat of your own with feathers, flowers, ribbons and more!

Reminisce about your days of school outings with our new field trip program for grown-ups! While we sip on a signature cocktail, we will engage in museum activities popular in our field-trips to awaken the “child-at-heart”!

Our newest tour explores the ever-evolving “Main Street” of Denver. Learn how 16th Street won the title of Denver’s “Main Street” in the late 1800s and became a destination for retail, entertainment, and transportation.

Join us for a guided tour of the D&F Clock Tower. The 60 minute tour features access to the 17th floor balcony, and information about history and architecture of Denver.

Join Historic Denver and the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American for an exciting afternoon of architecture and music as we visit two stunning churches, learn about their history and hear beautiful organ music.

Join us for delightful evening at the top of the Daniels and Fisher Tower. Enjoy cocktails and appetizers as you tour the Tower, and hear from author and historian Mark Barnhouse, who will share the history of the 1911 Tower.

Adolph Zang is most often associated with Zang Brewery. His impressive family home located at 7th and Clarkson Streets was financed by his brewery and his mining interests. Learn more about the Zang family during this 90-minute tour of their exquisite three-story mansion.

Join us for delicious drinks and apps at the Historic Elitch Theatre, with special guest Mary Elitch Long, the first woman to own and manage a zoo — the first zoo between Chicago and California!

Join us for a workshop that will help you feel more knowledgeable about your historic home. We’ll cover popular topics like historic window repair, masonry, maintenance FAQs and more.

After the Love Old Buildings Expo, walk over to the Molly Brown House Museum, where we’ll enjoy a tour with Museum Director Andrea Malcomb about how they approached restoration at the house.

In the late 19th century, streets like Lincoln, Grant, Logan and Pennsylvania boasted the most prestigious addresses in the city. Join us on our next installment of Cocktails in Cool Places: Night Out in Capitol Hill.

Why are haunted houses so often Victorian? What is it about their gables, towers, and trim that invite the eerie and uncanny? Join our resident old house expert for an architectural tour into the macabre, as we explore the features and folklore that have made certain historic homes the perfect setting for ghost stories, horror films, and gothic tales. 

Step into the magic of the season as the Molly Brown House Museum is dressed in its finest Victorian holiday décor. Discover the traditions, stories, and celebrations that made the holidays sparkle in Margaret Brown’s time.

Celebrate the Thanksgiving season with Molly Brown House Museum! Explore Victorian traditions of gratitude, harvest celebrations, and giving back through hands-on activities and historic fun.

What makes Colorado, Colorado? From farming to mining, the rivers to the railroads, learn about the natural resources and industries that built Colorado.

Step into the past and experience what school was like for children in the Victorian era, like Larry and Helen Brown! In this hands-on homeschool program at the Molly Brown House Museum, students will explore old-fashioned lessons, classroom tools, and the rules of a 19th-century school day.

Do you have what it takes to meet a ghost in the historic Molly Brown House Museum? Join us for a hauntingly rare opportunity to learn about and try some ghost-hunting methods in the historic home of Margaret Tobin Brown! Maybe you will answer: Is Mrs. Brown still here? This program will host two sessions, 6PM and 9PM, with Otherworld Paranormal on Wednesday, October 29.

Purchase special séance party tickets and see all five tales before convening in the party room to meet the author’s ghostly spirits. 21+ beverages, snacks, and a séance are all in the stars for this event. Find these special tickets only for 8:45 PM and 9:00 PM on November 1.

Join us for our Victorian Horrors theater program where deathly tales written by well-known but long-gone authors are read by acclaimed local actors in a one hour program. Admission times are every 15 minutes from 6 PM to 9 PM. For Historic Denver Members – $25, General Admission Tickets – $30.

Join the historic National Western Stock Show celebration with a special tea at the Denver home of Margaret “Molly” Brown. The event includes a tour of the Molly Brown House Museum and a high tea service with a variety of treats and Margaret’s favorite tea blend.