Reviews of Julia A. Purnell Museum (Museum)

208 W Market St, Snow Hill, MD 21863, United States

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REVIEWS OF Julia A. Purnell Museum IN Maryland

V Carter

Snow Hill's little treasure trove! JPM has such a variety of artifacts. Go back in time with "People of the Pocomoke". Feel the memories that were projected by the old Outten Theatre movie projector. A painted portrait by a local artist, of Snow Hill native and famous baseball player Julius Johnson! Even stop and look at Snow Hills first stop light! Don't forget the dress fleas. Lol.

Jamie Nichols

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Tami Katz

A sweet little museum. Julia's story is interesting, but the eclectic collection of her son is truly fascinating. A delightful docent made the experience even more fun.

Ralph Hensley

Nice museum. Learned a lot about Eastern Shore

Sue Plummer

Not much and since all I did was sit and bought a coffee mug I thought I should either get a refund on the entrance fee or the mug.

Steph S.

This museum showcases William Purnell's mother's artwork, as well as miscellaneous antiques, in an old Catholic church. Many of the artifacts are relevant to the Snow Hill area. The museum is small, as is the parking lot. Carpool if you can. Staff are friendly and helpful. Adults are $3, children are free. Open 7 days a week. You'll probably spend 30 minutes to an hour here. If you appreciate local history and Maryland's Eastern Shore, you should visit!

Cynthia Byrd

A local gem. Fun, quirky collection. Knowledgeable staff. Lots of activities for kids and families!

A Google User

Great history

M. E. Wells-Suznavick

A wonderful place to spend the afternoon.

Ashley Thomas-Mason

Small, but interesting if you are in the area.

Fred Gumminger

Don't miss this unique and interesting collection which changes about 5-6 times per year.

Susan Shade

Very small but nice. Fiber festival that I traveled almost 2 hours for that Lisa on wboc news talked about was not at all a fiber festival. When I got there, there was a big sign yard sale!