Looking for fun ways to engage with the Molly Brown House Museum from home?
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Questions or comments? Feel free to send us an email at education@mollybrown.org.
ADULTS
VIRTUAL TOURS
Wishing you could walk through history and see the features that make Margaret’s house special? Join us on a virtual tour that will not only let you experience the house restored to it’s 1910 splendor but also learn about the life of an amazing woman and her family.
VIRTUAL BACKGROUNDS
Tired of the same old Zoom backgrounds? Have your meeting in the Molly Brown House Museum instead!
OTHER LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
Community Book Club:
The Community Book Club is a collaborative effort between the Center for Colorado Women’s History and the Molly Brown House Museum. Each year, we select six books to read and discuss them in one of our historic house museums. For more information, contact Mike Erickson at hpressman@mollybrown.org.
Coloring Sheets:
Coloring isn’t just for the kids! Coloring has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety in adults. What better way than to relax with a Margaret Brown inspired artwork? Grab the colored pencils and get started!
VIRTUAL EXHIBITS
Over the past two years, the Molly Brown House Museum has partnered with the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design (RMCAD). Working with staff and volunteers, RMCAD students have completed independent research and produced two two original exhibits. Take a look!
FAMILIES/TEACHERS
During the COVID-19 outbreak, the Molly Brown House Museum would like to help ease the burden on families and educators by providing free and low-cost resources that can be done in the classroom or the safety of your own home. Stay safe!
Questions or comments? Feel free to send us an email at education@mollybrown.org.
History-inspired storytime and activities for you to use with learners at home or in the classroom. Find them here.
Enjoy mini-history lessons and activities.
For the kid who loves history, these programs offer stories, lessons, hands-on activities, games, demonstrations and more.
For the kid who loves history, these programs offer stories, lessons, hands-on activities, games, demonstrations and more.
History @ Home: The program brings history alive at home! In these downloadable mini-lessons learn about Colorado’s history and then create, draw, and experiment in related activities. Recommended for grades 2nd-5th.
Recent History @ Home Activities:
For the kid who loves history, these programs offer stories, lessons, hands-on activities, games, demonstrations and more.
Coloring Sheets:
Coloring isn’t just for the kids! Coloring has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety in adults. What better way than to relax with a Margaret Brown inspired artwork? Grab the colored pencils and get started!
- Color the House Museum Coloring Sheet #1
- Color the House Museum Coloring Sheet (Detailed) #2
- Color the Molly Brown House Lion
- Suffrage Cat Coloring Sheet
- Alice Paul Coloring Sheet
- Suffrage Parade Coloring Sheet
- Silent Sentinels Coloring Sheet
- The Awakening Coloring Sheet
- Margaret Brown #1
- Margaret Brown #2
Suggested Reading:
Looking for some new books about Margaret or her contemporaries? Check out this list put together in collaboration with Denver Public Library for grades K-8th. Did you know that DPL has thousands of books you can check out digitally? Look for some of these titles and more on the library’s website.