It is interesting. My kids (age 3-10) loved climbing on the carriages and seeing the player pianos. There is a lot to look at if you want. It is like a small western town street inside a building with a lot of antiques and items of interest inside each shop (like the saloon). There are some great photo opportunities. We... More

Really not much to see here, was very disappointed. More

This little museum had a wealth of history that will amaze you if you are a regional history buff! From the player pianos, stage coaches, and Chester Arthurs Bedroom set, to all the early trinkets, and gadgets you would find in the old wild west, this was a great little place to visit. Worth the price of admission. Look carefully... More

What a great museum. It actually was much larger than I expected. Some really great items like the player piano and old coin movie machines. Really fun and some very fascinating displays. Totally worth the time snd money. More

Lots to look at. Better for older children. My parents loved it. Lots of by gone era items that they remember. Story's to be told if your kids will listen. More

Lots of stuff to see how things were in the old west. More

This is the place to be. We don't have little ones anymore (this would be a great place to bring them) so as adults we've visited because of the store fronts and the authentic settings in each store. Worth traveling a across town on the way up or back from Woodland Park. More

You can pretty much see everything you need to see from the street side. If you are really desperate to find a quick outting then this will suffice. I would suggest you drive by and save your time and money. More

I took my children to the Ghost Town Museum in August on a day that was too hot to be outside, and we spent a lovely day looking around in all of the rooms and carriages, panning for gold, and looking at antiques. This is one of those quiet tourist attractions that doesn't boast any rides or 3D movies or... More