I couldny ask for a better time. There is something here for the history buff the tv guru the comic book nerd and those of you just seeking something different to do. The staff us very knowledgable and really easy to talk with. An absolutely fantastic display, nothing seems cramped or cluttered but there isnt a bare wall to be... More

If you are going to a ball game in Baltimore, show up early and visit this place! Geppi's captures how pop culture shaped Americans' lives from the 1880's to today. The first room is packed with the most amazing comic book collection one might ever see. Then take a trip through the decades of toys, games, tv, and the golden... More

The place is easy to visit, located next to Camden Yards and coupled with the Baltimore Sports museum. You can easily make it part of a trip to an Orioles or Ravens game as it only takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to go through. The exhibits are amazing if you are into cartoons and comics and movie stuff. The... More

If you are really into comic books this is the mecca.Geppi almost single handedly saved comics and this is his alter.Beside the comics there are other displays of entertainment including Baltimore entertainment memorabilia.The store in the museum is okay but there was not a great number of comics or graphic novels for purchase plus I could not find a t... More

We loved this museum of pop culture. We asked at the front desk how much time to allow. We always tend to stay longer than "suggested" times but were curious. We were told anywhere from 30 minutes to 3 hours. We were there almost 3 hours. The museum is overwhelming, there is so much material, displayed everywhere, from floor to... More

Geppi's is a great, nostalgic venue. It was fun to see all of the pieces from the past - from entertainment to sports. Attended a couple of receptions there. For the most part the food was fine, but I had some bad tuna and was sick the next day. Also told by others that they did not feel well. The... More

Geppi's museum was a great place to visit...many, many fun-filled rooms with so much memorabilia from SO many decades, and generations are represented thru toys, comic books, posters, movies, dolls, games etc...a really fun place!

This museum is for all ages but would admit it adheres more to the older crowd (including seniors). Comics are on displays dating back to the early 1900's some where very surprising who new Mr ed had a comic? There are interactive displays which allows you to view full version comics on the spot. Some rooms have trivia to make... More

I would definitely recommend this to anyone especially if you are older. The toy collections from each decade were very cool.