Molly Brown House Museum

Introduction

The Molly Brown House Museum, located in Denver's historic Capitol Hill neighborhood, is the former residence of Margaret 'Molly' Brown, the famous Titanic survivor. This Victorian-era home was built in 1889 and purchased by the Brown family in 1894, who lived there until 1932. Margaret earned the nickname 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown' for her heroic efforts helping lifeboat passengers during the Titanic disaster, and her remarkable life story was later adapted into a Broadway musical and Hollywood film. The museum meticulously preserves the late 19th and early 20th century interiors, displaying the Brown family's original furnishings, artwork, and personal belongings. Guided tours reveal the extraordinary life of this remarkable woman, from her humble Missouri beginnings to Denver society prominence, her Titanic heroism, and her later work in the women's suffrage movement. The museum is one of Denver's most important historic landmarks.

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