Reviews of National Underground Railroad Museum (Museum)

38 W 4th St, Maysville, KY 41056, United States

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We've got the feddbacks of real people who consume the products and services of National Underground Railroad Museum (Museum) in the area close to Kentucky.

Now the business receives a rating of 4.8 out of 5 and this score has been based on 38 reviews.

You must have seen that it reaches an feddbacks average is basically the best one, and it's based on a very large number of reviews, so we may say that the score is very faithful. If there are many people who bothered to give their score when they've done well with the service, it works.

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This Museum is included in the category of Local history museum.

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REVIEWS OF National Underground Railroad Museum IN Kentucky

gailfritts

Tommy Rodgers

Robyn Goldy

Ruthie Cordray

If was very informative I enjoyed it

Susan Carlos

Extremely good displays very knowledgeable people

Steve Kirkpatrick

Fortunately this house was spared the fate of being subdivided into apartments. Out of respect there is no admittance (or photos) in the crawl space, but you can look. But this is the real deal, and you can feel it (not in a haunted way).

Mechele Arales

AWESOME! Our tour guides were very passionate and informative. The museum is an actual house that was part of the underground railroad. It has been restored and preserved to give a very authentic story. My only regret is that we didn't have more time.

Taleaha Monks

Kisha Abshear

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Shifu RC

An important museum. Have had trouble getting in. For no good reason at all they don't allow cell phone camera use, although there isn't anything I saw that needs such protection. The volunteer staff could use a lot more professionality, and training. She was generous enough. But out of all the museum's I have visited in KY this one left the worst taste in my mouth as a patron. She gave a book to my son so I am leaving a better star level than I would have. Score wise they scored an 89% B+

Larry S

A great experience

Tammy Kamerer

David Martinat

William West

Unbelievably amazing experience. As a public school history teacher, this is true American gem. Anyone who wants to learn about the truth of our troubled past needs to visit. You will be inspired by the stories of heroism. Tour guide was amazing and gave us all the time in the world! Please visit and learn something!

Rick Reeser

Very good presentation, interesting historically important building

Marcia Corso

Love history. This was definitely an eye opening experience that should be mandatory for all ages.

Keri Abernathy

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renee watson

Great historical place

Ouran_Rose 18

Very interesting! The woman that was our tour guide was very nice and had alot if information. I definitely enjoyed it!

Deborah Clark

Pam Kisslinger

Awesome guide and informative piece of history.

Courtney Hammerle

Amazing

Bill Geary

Crystal is very knowledgeable and made the tour entertaining and informative.

William Philpott

Really enjoyed the museum and the history that is associated with the house being apart of the Underground Railroad. Our tour guy was wonderful and very informative!!!

Rhonda Martinat

This place was AMAZING!!!The gentleman (Big Daddy) knew his history. He was wonderful and we learned a lot from him. Cant wait to go back again. I could listen to the history over and over again about this place.

Carol Villarreal

manny ponce

The tour guide is the real mocoy. This is a must see if your in this town.. Tour guide is loaded with facts and there are many Awsome artifacts. Last tour is at 3 make sure you get there early

John Hall

Donna Jacobson

Informative tours that address slavery & abolition around the Ohio River borderlands. Youth & family oriented.

Terry Mintchell

You can read history, but to see where history was made, makes it come alive! Our tour guide, Big Daddy, particularly catered to our 8 year old, and he did make a big impression on her! We left with much more appreciation of how important the underground railroad was for humans then and now!