I had a few wonderful experiences here a couple of years ago, thanks to Brittney - the woman who created their web presence. I do not think she works over there anymore, but i still give it five stars because i live across the street. This is a gorgeous front yard. I met the gardener when i was visiting Brittany and we ended up on a mission where i got to wear a vintage glove while i rescued a baby bunny. It was in a hole and i was the random petite woman who happened to be walking by at the time. If the glove fits....

I have been here twice now and truly enjoy the tour every time. The volunteers are very knowledgeable of the history of the house and also know a great deal about Cumberland during those historic times. The house is in excellent condition and always so pretty. We have been there in the summer and also at Christmas and I would have to say that the house is so beautiful when it is decorated for Christmas. It is always so interesting to hear how Cumberland was the Queen City and that it was the second largest city in Maryland, only smaller to Baltimore. I am a huge history buff and always want to know more about the house and always have questions and they are always answered by the volunteers. I would highly recommend going at least once when you will have time to truly look at everything possible. Not really sure what it would take to give a 5-star rating but is excellent.

A highly recommended place for any historian who happens to be in the area and curious

It is a wonderful museum.

The staff was super friendly and awesome in telling stories and historical aspects of the house, the families, and the community. Lindsay did a phenomenal job. Thanks again.

The house is beautifully decorated for Christmas and the volunteers and so welcoming.

Cannot express enough gratitude, we are history nuts. Our tour was everything we couldve asked for.

A lot history.