A wonderful place to go to learn about Victorian hair art. It was fun and informative, our guide knew a lot about the topic. I enjoyed this museum a lot. Definitely worth the price!

I got to meet her n seen the work it is truly amazing.

Quite an interesting place, if rather small. I had no idea that people would weave hair in such intricate patterns and shapes. It costs $15 for adults and $7.50 for those 17 and under. It consists mainly of framed wreaths made out of mostly human hair, as a tribute to family members.

Amazing experience of a lost art form our guide was friendly and had tons of information tour lasted almost an hour

Rosie gave a great tour of the “museum”. No politics, no religion (besides descriptions of religious art). The museum is worth seeing because it’ll stick in your mind forever. If you’re like most of us, you had no idea that hair was used as a genealogical database before DNA and detailed family trees. Besides the record-keeping aspect, the detailed tatting-like work that was performed using hair is incredible. The tour is just long enough because at some point you’ve seen it all, but the details are incredible to see. The Smithsonian will have this stuff at some point, but I recommend you see it here first.

This is a unique and interesting museum.... but i actually just came by today because I was geocaching!!!

The most boring place Ive ever been too.

Loved the tour she gave and her knowledge about hair genealogy. Can’t wait to go again!

Here is just one example of the racist crappy things they have posted when you try to go to this museum. There is an actual picture of trump and a police lives matter sticker not pictured. Guess dont come here if youre not white.(for future generations, as a reference point, I am typing this after Trumps Helsinki press conference and after his family separation BS and these are still up)

A very odd and eclectic place. Leila is full of knowledge and has an amazing interest. The beautiful hair wreaths were something worth seeing and she has hair from some familiar and famous faces. She offers classes a few times a year and is writing books, too! Admission is $15 for an adult, which was much more than I had anticipated but it truly was a one of a kind place.

I loved all of the hair oh my and i also loved how she brought politics into it TRUMP MAGA 2020

So cool! Leila is great! A very interesting museum that we really enjoyed going to!

Fascinating! Worth the stop.

Such a unique place! The owner was full of information and personally lead our tour. It was a great experience and there are also classes where Leila will teach you how to make a hair wreath. One of a kind museum.

Just amazing! Leila is amazing. Full of historical and fun information. Will be recommending this to many and will be going back!!!

Fascinating! I had no idea hair art was even a thing, but this museum was an amazing display of it, our tour guide was quite knowledgeable. I would definitely go again! So cool

Very unique museum about the ways people used to keep hair to remember each other. If youre a history buff, this place is super interesting. They also have reliquaries with relics of the Virgin Marys hair and her mother St. Annes hair, if thats your thing.

Great tour. Leila is the reason not just anybody can put hot wax on your body to remove hair. Museum is pretty cool. Its crazy what people could do with hair.They also offer classes four times a year.

I was very impressed with this museum! I love it

Museum is interesting, the only let you take photos in the lobby. We got a personal tour. Leila is a conservative Trump supporter. Save your money and just google.

Edifying experience learned things I didnt know before

It is a weird but awesome place. Good enough for Ozzie and Jack Osborne to visit here this week.

An in-depth look at the strange world of hair wreaths, hair jewelry, and other historical hair art. Housed in an unassuming building, youll see hair of ex-presidents and immigrants and lots of anonymous families. Leila even offers classes on hair art techniques. Expect religious and and colonial undertones throughout the museum.

Bizarre experience, and Leila herself is as interesting as her collection. The oddities in this place arent limited to Victorian Hair art - there are a few other items that shes collected. Theres no other place like it - would highly recommend if youve got the time to go there.

Food was great. Service sucked.

This place is utterly fascinating. A little quirky and certainly a bit odd but totally worth the trip.

Leila is a living legend. She has had so many extraordinary experiences. The exhibit is varied and fascinating, but doesnt compare to the life story of this amazing, strong woman.

Uhh.. nice

Such a cool and unique place to visit! Definitely one of a kind. Thanks Leila for the tour!

Educational but this hair weaving custom of the Victorian age is not my cup of tea.

I knew that they did rings,and watch fobs of hair of loved ones that had pasted buyt did not know that it was also something given as a present wifes hair to husband as a wedding gift.

Fantastic. I have a picture of a baby with my sistershair and baby items . The picture is done by artist Adelaide Hiebel in 1931. The name of it is Sweet Baby O Mine. It is beautiful, my sisters hair was natural curly.

A rare gem definitely worth checking out, if you like art that is a bit different this is for you, I really enjoyed it, Leila was very informative and friendly, you wont be disappointed

Unbelievable of what you can do with hair. Amazing

PACKED with items to view and the owner is extremely knowledgeable and friendly.

Totally awesome collection of art made from human hair.

This is a must experience ..very cool museum

Way too expensive for What it was.

Drove 45 minutes to find it empty and nobody was there. Nothing on the website saying it was closed or anything

Fun place

Before there was photography, there was hair.