A little history about this place. House was built in the 1800s and it amazing to see what they used and how very modern yet vintage it is. It was a nice little tour and if you want to check it out, do so. I had fun exploring and seeing this place. My favorite room is definitely the kitchen. Lots of cool stuff.

Wonderful slice of history. Great tour.

Have rented this venue for a wedding, baby shower, birthday, reunion, etc. - nice space, small kitchen, tables, chairs, clean means and womens bathrooms, goo parking, outside area. Good price and easy/convenient to rent!

Very beautiful, learned so much about Kansas city. My supervisor had us volunteer there. Was wonderful

A love and warming.. place to have familys function.. and party as well. Luv that place.

Nice historical place to take the kids.

Interesting old house, good tour guide

Wonderful experience there today at Apple Fest. Good place to visit.

We used to walk to Applefest at the Grinter house every fall. They would open up the house for tours, and have pony rides, and things for sale out in the grounds... The house is definitely worth seeing it is just gorgeous and very cool because you can see how they lived when Kansas was just a territory, before bridges were built and they still had to use ferries to cross the Kansas River, because originally, thats what the Grinters did.

Gives you a good idea of what the Kansas city outlying areas were like before they were turned into sprawling ruins.

Great example of antebellum house and living cinditions. Overlook the KS river and imagine the ferry. Just don’t go on no Missouri boat ride.

Went there for Applefest. It was great

Dec. 1, 18: Christmas Open House. Mary C. was the wonderful knowledgeable tour guide. Moses and Annies original family sold the 1857 hilltop farm house and furnishings in the 1950s. Current furniture and items were donated, trying to accept pre 1905 items.

Great music show 2nd Tuesday of the month hot dogs and popcorn and drinks for sale

The reason for this Review and the 2 star rating is as follows. Sat our friends got married there. Well they was not told that the Grinter house would still be open during the Wedding Ceremony. In other words, if the public came for a tour they would still give them. Now to me this was extremely unprofessional. When someone pays good money to rent a place out for a special event such as a wedding, you do not allow tours and workers to come and go as they please..... That I am sorry is just not professional either.............. The owner of this place, needs to rethink this, I know personally I will never rent this place out again. Nor will it be recommended to friends.... The staff was very Nice people though, that was not the problem there...

My father died about 4 weeks ago and was cremated. We had his memorial at this facility. The building we had the gathering in was functional and very clean. Located on the grounds was an antebellum home which could be toured. I wasnt able to attend the tour due to my disability but I was told by family members that it was quite beautiful. All in all it was a pleasant day despite the death of a loved one.

Visited on vacation to Kansas City, the gentleman on site gave us a private tour. My favorite was the kitchen, they offer hands on classes for the children using the time period kitchen and tools. A must see for any one loving history.

We had a birthday party there it was nice place....

Small and intimate museum rich in history and knowledge. Not expensive to visit. You are allowed to touch objects well over one hundred years old. Its a great place to stop and learn some Kansas and Kansas City history.

Very interesting everyone should take their family

Love the museum and all the activities at the Grinter Barn

Went to the rental facility for a graduation party. Smaller place but very cute.

Great history, everyone should take a tour, great public events for keeping up a great historic Wyco kans mark.

It was a really nice meeting hall/banquet hall. I bit small, but thats a good thing sometimes.

Great place to learn about local history

Interesting bit of local history

Our guide was great.

Super cool house.. Oldest in Wyandotte county.

The Grinter Place Museum is a neat place to go to. It is full of history of Kansas City.

Always something going on.

Lots of child hood history.

Really nice space

Good event location

Lots of reels

History, quilting

It was a beautiful place

I live there

Historical

Beautiful place

Awesome

Great place to visit

Nice

Cool place to be sometime

Cool place to have a event

Glorious, Gladiator Glorious!