Titanic's
Molly Brown
Birthplace & Museum
Open Daily 10:00 - 5:00
June 15- August 15
Open Weekends 10:00
- 5:00 April - October
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Adults:
$4.00 Children
$3.00
Group rates for
10 or more Adults:
$3.50
Children $2.50
Also available is an Historic Homes
Pass
that includes admission to the Mark
Twain Boyhood Home and Rockcliffe Mansion along with the Molly Brown
Museum
Adults: $17.00
Children: $12.00
This is a great discount of $7.00 over individual tickets! They are
available at any of the three homes.
How to find us
Did
you know
Molly Brown was on her way to Hannibal
when the Titanic sank?
Come visit
Her Hannibal birthplace
and learn more about
this legendary American
heroine, born July 18, 1867.
See the restored
Irish immigrant's cottage furnished
with period
antiques where Molly's rags-riches
story begins.
One of six children of John and
Johanna Tobin,
Molly lived and worked in Hannibal
until the
age of 18. She rose to fame after
moving to
Colorado and marrying J.J. Brown,
who struck
the largest vein of gold known at
that time.
Learn about life
in Hannibal in the 1870s and 1880s
of Molly's
youth. Learn about Molly's role
in the world's
greatest maritime disaster - the
sinking of the Titanic,
a tragedy in which her conduct earned
her the
admiration of the world and the
title
" The Unsinkable " Molly
Brown.
For Tour Information
PHONE
(573)-221-2100
Or
(573)-221-2477
Write
Molly Brown Birthplace
Museum
505 North Third
Hannibal, MO. 63401