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See what it's like to tour O Museum in The Mansion.
Quakertown Senior High Choir blesses O Museum with song!
About O Museum in The Mansion
We celebrate the hero in each and everyone of us.
Guest Story: Shawnee's Dictionary
Did You Know? Things You Don't Know (Or Remember) About Mrs. Rosa Parks. From The Edlin School, VA
American Sign Language Secret Door Tour at O Museum - Trailer
Shhhh... It's A Secret.
More Than a Tour, An Experience
GREAT early morning or evening activity! We're open after most museums close.
Immerse yourself in the legacies of artists, musicians, thinkers and heroes, all united in their common capacity and unquenchable desire... to dream. (45 minute minimum, maximum time needed 2 hours)
Over 100 rooms (guaranteed to see at least 60). Over 80 secret doors to search for (guaranteed to be able to find at least 32) If you find 2 you are above average.
“Coolest Place in DC” — booking.com
“Top five historic venues to explore — in the world” — booking.com
Group & Student Tour Pricing & Options (tours after 3pm add $5/person)
Secret Door Tour Mrs. Rosa Parks Tour Faith Based Angel Tour Espionage & Intrigue Hunt Champagne Tour |
ENHANCE YOUR TOUR Exotic cheese & crackers or crudite $10/person Cash or bar package (inquire) Breakfast: $21/person Pizza party: $25/person Plated meal: $62.50/person Desserts: |
Things to Note
- We are open 24/7 for group tours, (by appointment) based on availability
- Easy drop-off & pick-up for busses (bus parking info: godcgo.com/motorcoach)
- Outdoor gardens available
- Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult at all times (1 adult to every 10 kids is required for school groups)
- Ask about our chaperone program if you do not have this ratio
- Non-refundable deposit of $100 is required to hold the space. Full payment is due: 60 days prior
- Reservations to hold the date must be made online
- 10% tax, 20% service, and gratuity is additional for food add-ons and Speakeasy Hunt
- Proceeds from tours, events & exhibits go to support our arts and social justice programs