This house was quite interesting worth a visit, some nice old furniture and china the house had a few rooms each in a different period of time the lady's who took us round were very knowledgeable

We love history and this was a great unique way to learn the history of Mobile! We depend on TripAdvisor to help us out! We had wanted to also visit Fort Conde while here, two for one. But it was closed due to some repair work. But the History Museum was close by so enjoyed that, too. Free parking and... More

If you are looking to see antiques this place is great. Spent a good part of the morning there and plan to go again.

This small museum/home is hard to find but well worth it. Gives you the feeling that it is haunted.

Great history and perspective - facts not taught in school

Just I want advise that the museum it is opened only from Tue to Sat, unfortunately.

We visited this after a trip to the Museum of Mobile down the street. I was worried that my 8 and 10 year old boys would be bored but the guides answered all their questions, made the tour very very interesting and had a passion for the house and possessions.

The visit and tour was great! Well worth the visit. The tour guides did a great job.

The house itself was originally built in 1822-24 as a jail. It was converted into a residence in 1854 and a portion of the original jail floor and doors can still be seen in the house. The period antiques from Mobile's history under 5 flags: French, English, Spanish, Confederate and American are outstanding! The guides are very knowledgable. If you... More