The F. Scott and Zelda Museum is a little off the beaten track, but visiting the home where the couple spent several months (well, Zelda and Scottie spent most of the time in the home) was an experience worth a few hours. The love letters and other items added a personal element. More

As the only Fitzgerald museum in existence, this house was a good representation of the life and times of Scott and Zelda. Our tour guide, Willie, was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. There were many copies of Scott's books, letters from Scott and Zelda, and Zelda's paintings. A must see if you are a fan of the Fitzgeralds. The city of Montgomery... More

Zelda Fitzgerald was from Montgomery and this museum honors the Fitzgerald's. The museum and visiting part covers half of the first floor. The rest of the home houses apartments. We were greeted by one of the tenets of the home who was welcoming and friendly. We were led to a small garden room where we watched a video presentation about... More

The museum had a number of Zelda Fitzgerald paintings, which none of us had seen. Framed correspondence, (including letters between Hemingway and Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald and his daughter), was quite revealing. The museum is in the neighborhood with the Montgomery Country Club, where Zelda & F. Scott met, and the neighborhood where Zelda's family lived. The residence itself provided a sense... More

You look over your shoulder to see if what you sense, is one of them in the room with you. /a good review of their lives. you what you feel is one of them More

The museum is very small, but if you're interested in the Fitzgeralds, their work and their lifestyle, you shouldn't miss it. If you're not that interested, but you are in the neighborhood, you shouldn't miss this either, because of the effort they put in! They have first editions and some original paintings of Zelda's. They will show you a documentary... More

Status: I have been a lifelong F. Scott Fitzgerald fan; my husband has always said, "Too many details,"; my 19 year old son said, "Who?" I was in heaven in the museum. My husband was interested and my 19 year old didn't act too terribly bored. BUT - on the three hour drive home (we were on our way back... More

We attended the annual Gala last March, the big fundraiser for the museum. It was really neat to wander through the house, the history, stories, and photos. Seeing everyone in flapper attire was great! The band had a singer whose voice was a dead-ringer for Old Sachmo himself! Definitely make this a stop! More

This quaint little house is in the most charming neigborhood in Montgomery called Cloverdale. Old houses and big trees - you get the idea. Anyway, the "tour" basically consists of a large parlour, dining room, and a sunroom all of which are filled with F.Scott's manuscripts, Zelda's painting and a great 30 min video presentation on the life and times... More