You cant absorb everything in one visit. As you walk through after your initial visit, you see so much more. I love learning more and talking with visitors about their knowledge. People come for different reasons. Some people like the mystery and being transported back in time. There is something for everyone here to enjoy.

My daughter LOVES Amelia and her story. Our family appreciates Kansas history and this is a must see!

Amazing exhibit and so fun to see all the historic collections about her life and adventures. Easy self guided tour. Staff was very knowledgeable about the history of the house.

Very nice visit! The ladies were very knowledgeable and helpful.

COVID. UGH. You need to make an appointment. Its a great way to get kids into history. A badass tough woman pilot that made her own rules. Knowlegable and very friendly staff. Great view out front. No wonder she dreamed of piloting a plane.

Such a nice piece of history! Have been before and will go again!

The Amelia Earhart Birthplace is a beautiful home overlooking the Missouri River. Once you enter the home through the front door, you can go on a self-guided tour of the home where various clippings and artifacts are arranged to tell the story of Amelias life and mysterious death. The tour costs $5.As far as the artifacts themselves, I thought it was a bit of a hodge podge. It was hard to follow the story and it didnt seem to progress in a logical way. There was a mix of historic artifacts and more modern stories. There were also some rooms where there were cards and stories written from aviators today to Amelia.This is the kind of place you should definitely check out due to Amelias impact on the world and the field of aviation, but you probably wont find yourself going back to.

Beautiful! Thoroughly enjoyed exploring the exterior of Amelia’s birthplace. What a view they had! The entire block is a piece of history. I was happy to have stopped while on a road trip. Unfortunately they were not open when I arrived, but if I enjoyed the outside as much as I did, you’re bound to enjoy the inside.

An amazing experience! Very friendly, knowledgeable, and personable staff!

Museum open two days a week by appointment. No parking space around, took pictures from road.

What a fun adventure we had learning about Amelia Earhart and touring her birthplace. We had a wonderful time and we will make the trip out again. Make sure to back a snack or lunch, there is a beautiful bluff that over looks the river.

There is plenty to learn at this well preserved childhood home of one of Americas pioneer women of aviation. The concierge was very helpful but could use a little more research about the museums name sake. She was unaware that Amelia saw her first airplane at the Iowa State Fair. *Gasp!*

Some origional AE fashion and themed quilt

Beautifully done museum! Extra kudos to the staff who found a Who Was Amelia Earhart book for our son. Our whole trip was our sons wish for his 7th birthday and he likes getting books from the locations we visit. They went through their inventory room to find it for him!

Very interesting place. I just wish it wasnt in the middle of nowhere but if you happen to be anywhere close, you should go see it. They have all the outfits that Hillary Swank wore in the movie, Amelia, when she portrayed her. The house itself is really pretty with a nice view. While youre here, consider visiting the St Benedict Abbey one mile up the road.

Great historical events in our backyard. A woman who was a pioneer for all women.

Very interesting. The historic house sits on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River. Inside the house are original photographs and items dating to the time of Amelia Earharts childhood and adult life.

Wonderfully interesting. Great for children, too, provided theyre old enough to listen when asked not to touch and they have an interest in Amelia Earhart or aviation in general. My 6 year old especially loved the qr code audio tour.

My son and I visited this museum with our group of home school friends during a field trip recently. The home is beautifully restored, well maintained, and the staff is very knowledgeable. The home is full of history and information on the life of Amelia Earhart. I especially enjoyed the audio tour - using my phone to scan the QR codes in each room added a fun element to the experience. The students all seemed to enjoy the experience as well. Im really glad I was able to participate in this trip.

Very Nice museum. My little girl was so happy to see the place because she made a book report about Amelia Earhart. We did enjoyed our visit.

Self-guided your using g QR codes.

Beautiful place with a fantastic view over the river. I came to early in the morning so the house was closed unfortunately

Very nice museum. The house is well maintained. The staff is knowledgable. And the admission price is very reasonable.

Great view.

Museum was detailed and informative. Located on a nice overlook of the river in a cute neighborhood but the Parking situation isnt great. Dont forget to take a selfie with Amelia!

Beautiful home on the river. Would be nice to see a little more info on the plaque.

Enjoyed the walk through of her childhood home, and loved all of the historical items around her house. This museum takes about 1 hour to walk through, and the staff are polite and very friendly. Definitely recommend spending time at this museum!

This is a very cool historic site to visit, and a beautifully maintained house. We arrived after hours (they close a bit early on weekdays) but enjoyed getting to see the home and neighborhood.

It is there. Nice to see. We didnt go in, because I think its privately owned. Nice view of the river.

Nice area of town. Easy to find

Very nice museum with good displays. The view from the front porch is worth the visit.

Super staff. Great house. There was a lot of info about Amelia.

Very nice place to visit. The over look of the river from this house is beautiful. It was neat to read about Amelia and her husband. The little airplane Republics were neat as well.

Great history, wonderful artifacts dedicated to an extraordinary woman on whose shoulders we all stand.

Lovely, preserved home where Amelia was born and lived for years as a young girl. Very knowledgeable staff. Filled with memorabilia and period furniture.

Go every year around her birthday for a air show an fireworks display

Awesome collection of relics and artifacts, history, and a library collection of historic knowledge. Concierge was very helpful, intuitive. Informative, and knowledgable of Amelia Earhart life.

Educational and well done. Its her birth place and theres plenty to learn. Worth visiting at least once if you have any interest in early aviation and her story.

Lots to see outside.

Excellent museum dedicated one of our countrys aviation legends. Plan one hour for your visit - enjoy the entire experience.

Cute little house, well kept, tucked into a neighborhood,

AEBM is a wonderful place to visit, very educational for young and older alike. please visit, youll enjoy it!!

This is a great Museum showcasing the first woman pilot, Amelia Earhart. She was born in Atchison in her grandparents home, and she and her sister, Muriel, spent their summers here. It is a multi-level home with no elevator, but a video service is available detailing the upper level.

Beautiful sights and lots of rich history. The town of Atchison isnt the prettiest tho.

Very well organized, plenty of docents, clean and neat and well organized, very

Im a history nerd, so this was all very interesting to me and I enjoyed talking to the lady who was working that day. If you like older homes, take a drive around town, there is a lot more to see.

Beautiful antiques, lots of information on her life and career!

Was a nice fairly quiet place to eat the lunch I had packe. Watch the river was relaxing. Not very many picnic tables to eat at but quite a bit of parking and nice sidewalk that followed the river Bank.

Very cool. Must see

The place was very kept up and information was amazing. The tour guide was great. Hopefully we can come back when we have more time.

Interesting, quick stop

Great historical place! Beautiful home!

Such a delightful and historically informative place.

Great place to learn about Amelia and her beginnings. Very well maintained. Easy to locate.

The history is palpable, but a lot of items are in memoriam. The real historic relics are elsewhere in the country. Still is interesting to see and the gift shop has some quirky items. Worth a stop, planned or passing through.

A cool place with a lot of history and pictures.

It is off beaten path but a few other museums close by to make an enjoyable day. Bit pricey but had wonderful items from her life & recent film about her. Self guided tour.

OK BUT THE TOWN WAS ALOT BETTER TO SEE.

Fantastic piece of history and a very lovely view.

A lovely tribute to an American icon.

Its a great place to visit

It was a pretty good trip the only down part of it was they put a gift shop in one of the main rooms you couldnt go into the basement and there was a room blocked off upstairs

This was a fun place to take a day trip to.

Born and raised

Wonderful museum overlooking the Missouri River in Atchison, Kansas. Amelia Earhart was born in this home and lived with her maternal grandparents from age 3-12. The home is furnished as it would have been in the late 1800s - about 1907. A must see!

My husband and I visited in July and loved the place. The lady who greeted us at the door was very kind and was able to answer any questions we had as we wandered freely through this magnificent Victorian home. Some of the clothing worn by Hillary Swank in the Amelia E. movie are on display, there is a large library of books about Amelia as well as many of her personal items. It was well worth the $4.00 a person and I will return. Thank you to the 99s and the city of Atchison for making this available to the public.

Awesome place to visit!

Very historic, worth the visit.

Got there pretty leather, but they let us stay after closing, really nice and knowledgeable people, interesting museum.

Great museum . See clothing

Great view of the mighty Missouri River!

Great history. They had up dated displaies with back grounds played on your phone

Cute little local museum with a LOT of Amelia Earhart information and memorabilia. Wouldn’t spend too much time here but it’s worth a visit

More stories about the adventure of Amelia Earhart and her family.

A beautiful, meticulously maintained historic landmark honoring Amelia Earhart. The exhibits are well done, and we learned about aspects of her life that we didnt perviously know.

Amazing spirit in that house. Especially upstairs. My father said the hair on the back of his neck stood on end. I felt an added presence. I have not ever felt that way in a house before and dad and I are not into the whole ghoast thing. So not sure what that was. Walk througout self guided. There is a little gift shop. There is a cost to get in. Friendly helpful staff. The house was built at a high elevation overlooking the river so beautiful views. The home and stories associated with Aerhardts childhood shed a little light about the influences which helped shape her as a person, public figure and aviatrix.

It was nice. Not as much history as I expected.

Great little museum. Friendly staff.

Very good reflection of Earharts life. Excellant staff as they were very informative, friendly and accommodating.

Very enjoyable. Friendly and informative people. Set aside about an hour and a half.

One my favorite places to go to as the millionaire heart festival every year its really beautiful lets a good time really good people to very relaxing area

Really nice looking place. With a very nice view of the river. Brings you back a little bit because in the old part of Atchison they still have bricked streets.

Great piece of history. Very thorough little museum.

Must visit this place! Lots of historical items to see.

I love the house itś so beautiful

I enjoyed seeing her influence on fashion.

Greatest fireworks show!!

Such an interesting place. A must for any Aviation or Amelia Earhart fan. So much history located there. Very much worth a visit.

A Wonderful place to visit

Staff was excellent. Enjoyed learning the history of the house.

We loved this place! It was full of history and very interesting.

Have to pay $5 to get yourself a self guided tour. Interesting piece of history, but could be so much more.

Especially loved the painting of her and airplane she got at age 24.

Great piece of history. Really neat artifacts and memorabilia.

Has lot of history in the place. Nice location.

Great info, loved the home, enjoyed myself.

Nicely done exhibit.

Its a bridge. Speed limit 40mph

Very nice.

Great little house to stop and see.