Cool place lots of history. Nice pier. Great place to take pictures

Absolutely love Fairhope. Moved here in 2009, well came for 2 week vacation and stayed lol. This is my paradise

Very interesting displays. I would love to spend a lot more time here!

.What an experience. I came to this town by chance but I also dont believe in coincidence. This 2 floor museum is full of history and surprises. I didnt know about Organic Education or Single Tax corporation. The relics of history here are vast and cant say enough about the man at the door with the Mayor sign on desk. Hilarious and true asset to the character of museum. The photos and biographies are in murals and videos here and it quaint yet spacious enough to roam. Very well organized and interesting like the town of Fairhope itself

We felt like visiting this museum is a very worthwhile experience. The museum was well-organized and labeled. It was not over stuffed and overwhelming. The staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. A woman who was there today really offered some wonderful information which added so much to our visit.

If you want to know about the development of Fairhope, this is the place to go. Rather small but Abu dant with meaningful displays. More adult oriented

There was a lot of information packed into this little museum. There is no admission and everyone is friendly and helpful. It is wheelchair accessible as well.

A very interesting museum. I learned a lot about Fairhope history.

Very informative! We enjoyed it very much!

We absolutely loved the Fairhope Museum of History! Thanks to our knowledgeable Bed and Breakfast host, Becky Jones, of Bay Breeze B & B, highly suggested (about 9x) to the guests to visit! We met Ed, not sure if that was Beckys former Biology student, but he is interesting and knows about sweet-beloved Fairhope- a Single Tax Colony! I will purchase some books next time we visit! I love the history of Fairhope! You need to visit; dont make me suggest it 9x like sweet Becky!!!!!! :)

A nice collection of local relics and history. Ladies were very knowledgeable and very nice.

Fun stuff to see and think about how it was do e

Nice and small. Interesting with a taste of I want more

Very informative. Staff is knowledgeable. Wish I had more time to talk with more of the other staff. But the guy downstairs is very personable and knows his stuff. We find the Carvers house and its beautiful.

Wonderful museum explaining the history and single tax theory. Very unique with informative guides.

I loved this place. I loved looking at all the stuff and the people were so nice and full of info. They have so many things to look at and touch. A rarity in alot of museums.

Small, but nice museum. Friendly staff who will happily talk about Fairhope history. Worth a short visit.

What an awesome place. This is a must see if you are in Downtown Fairhope. First and best thing is that there as no cost - it was completely free. A couple of interactive things that were cool for kids were to scavenger hunt to unlock the large safe. And at the request of the guide they will lock you in the small jail and see if you can find a way out. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and spoke at great length about all of the exhibits. You should check it out.

I wonderful gem! Definitely worth a visit!

Quaint little museum packed with city history.

The Fairhope Museum of History is a very highly recommended, Must Visit, place on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay! There is such a wealth of amazing history of the City of Fairhope, from its beginnings. The Director, Donnie Barrett, is a lifelong resident of Fairhope. In fact, he and his twin brother, Ronnie, were born across the street where the Hampton Inn is located. Back in the 1950s the location housed the historic Jordan Clinic, where hundreds of babies were born, prior to the establishment of Thomas Hospital. I was also born at the Jordan Clinic, March 31, 1957. So, that location is very special to many of the natives of Fairhope.

The hostess, and her staff did a great job sharing the highlights of this local treasure. A very well done local history museum.

Its a nice little place to get info on the city.

Nice history of the area.

This museum has openings for volunteer docents. I hope they can locate some great ones. This is a fun, hands on museum!

If you are interested in learning history of fairhope this is the place to go

Neat place to visit, great for all ages.

Info about how town got started was good. Lot of collectables from the past.

Best hidden secret. Very nice history of the town.

A remarkable little museum with interesting and educational exhibits about Fairhope and the area. My wife and I joined a group of Boy Scouts for a tour of the museum conducted by the museum director himself, a man who obviously loves Fairhope and its history. Hint for a fun 10 minutes: ask the director to show you how to make an arrow the correct, Native American way.

A wonderful experience and cost you nothing. Its a mistake not to visit this.

Very interesting, informative and fun!

Very friendly staff and interesting historical and artistic pieces.

My daughter is 7 and absolutely was extremely excited as well as her friends. Nice to see where and how far fairhope has come.

Wonderful

Very interesting historical information about Fairhope founders. Great walking/shopping area!

Discovery. Satisfy you curiosity by seeing exhibits and listening to docents; you will leave with fresh curiosity to find and discover first hand the treasure s.

Neat place to visit, and right in the middle of town.

Wonderful place. Lots of interesting things.

Friendly docents and well organized.

I love hearing them tell us about the history of this building!

Love history, its a free museum

I enjoyed the Museum.

Beautiful place, amazing people! I loved it.

A gem of a local history museum about the founding and growth of the town of Fairhope.

Great place to go

Love this place.

Nice place

Enjoyable.

Love that place!!

This place is wonderful.

Great quaint museum of fairhope

I learned a lot about Fairhope.

Fun and educational

Awesome displays!

Amazing love the history