Museum was okay if you don't know anything about the conspiracy. Otherwise it's just two crazy guys who cut out some magazine/newspaper/report articles and hung them on the walls. They played a video from 1989 and fought with my boyfriend (who is an Army Cpl.) about the government which I found disgusting and not worth $8.00. more

The 'exhibits' in this museum are nothing more than copies of copies of documents and web pages printed and glued onto cardboard. In many cases the exhibits were literally stapled to the wall and barely hanging on. There was a 'documentary' area which consisted of a tv cart with a VCR chained to the side and dirty lawn chairs for... more

impossible to compare it to the Sixth Floor Museum. All it's really focused on is JFK, RFK, and a small portion on Lincoln. So much of the "proof" is handdrawn maps and pictures. They also stick you in the back room and make you watch a pitifully boring documentary that is so outdated. The museum doesn't cover conspiracies on a... more

Don't waste your money, I would compare it to going to a school exhibit on jfk it was just a bunch of stuff pinted out from the internet and hung on the walls. I wish i could get my money back. more

I saw the sixth floor museum and the conspiracy museum. Both are very different from one another. The sixth floor is more about his lfe and what he didn't during his time as president. The other is more about the mysteries involving his death. The owner of the museum is actually part of the on going investigation to get the... more

After visiting the 6th Floor Museum the previous day, the Conspiracy Musuem did not compare very favourably. The museum was not very large and seemed to be concerned with very few conspiracies, the main ones were - JFK Assasination, E Kennedy murder conspiracy and RFK assasination. The documentation seemed to involve hand drawn maps, and various photos, some with written... more