I agree with other reviewers the fee is not low. However, I have 2 young boys and they loved this place. It has a very large collection of military toys and toy soldiers, and judging by the number of toy soldier stores around town, they are not the only ones making money off the little guys. After the toy soldiers... More

Out of the 3 "museums" we visited (Hall of Presidents, Jennie Wade, and this one), this was the one my husband and I were the most interested in. But that's really not saying much considering the other two we went to (I have reviewed the other 2 museums too). Early into viewing the various displays, I was like "Duh, this... More

After visiting this "museum" I believe that I could move to Gettysburg and open a museum with clay figured depicting scenes from battles and make money...not very impressive, wish I could have gone to the dungeons to learn more about the orphange that used to be there, as that would have had more historical significance. The one cool thing was... More

Terrible! We wasted $7.50 per ticket to see a bunch of toys. None of the stuff was labeled properly. Took 10 minutes to walk through. Even if it was free I wouldn't want to do it. Nothing even looked like it was authentic. If you are going on a trip to waste your money then this should be the place... More

My husband and I were foolish to pay $7.50 each to tour a museum of out-dated wax figures; a few military hats; and a ton of plastic soldiers probably bought at Wamart. Then there was an outdated press the doorbell for an overview of the wall section. Save your money; this place is a rip-off. The clerk didn't even thank... More

We paid the fee to take the self guided tour. It was ok, but hard to pay attention at times. You had to stand still for so long and move from one miniature display to another. Not good for those with little ones. I saw how bored they got and I was ready to follow. Good information but too winded.... More

Don't let the brochure fool you as it did us. It promises a wonderful museum filled with history of both the civil war and the history of the house after the war as an orphanage for children of soldiers killed in the war who were orphaned. After reading the brochure it seemed like an interesting place to visit. WRONG! The... More

We thought this was going to be something different and interesting to see. We paid for the self-guided tour and once I was in the room was greatly disappointed. It mostly had miniature soldiers everywhere surrounded by little artifacts. In another room you listened to audio while looking at the miniature toys. More