The Molly Brown House Museum is one of only a few history organizations in Denver to provide both on-site and off-site educational programming. The education programs at the Museum happen both on-site and travel to schools, libraries and after-school programs. On-site programs include guided tours of Margaret “Molly” Brown’s 1889 home, an environmental theater program that brings Victorian literature to life, and etiquette teas that educate students about the cultural customs of the Victorian era. Off-site traveling programs range in topic from mining, the industrial revolution, the science of restoration, and civic activism. These programs bring artifacts and primary sources into the classroom and help students learn by providing an interactive hands-on experience. Each of these programs align with Colorado State Standards.
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