What a great place...historical keyboards, and other instruments that are unusual...the admission fee is well worth it, plan to spend at least 2-3 hours there, check the website or call ahead to make sure they are open.

This museum is good for music buffs, antique buffs, history buffs, or anyone looking for a nice afternoon. We weren't sure what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised with our visit. Our guide was very knowlegeable and went above and beyond to share this history. Ask for your AAA discount.

Everything! The musical history learned here is amazing. Friendly and knowledgeable staff and beautiful building itself.

Fantastic place with two great guides.They know a lot and share it with you.First time I heard Gershwin plaiyng Gershwin-recording on paper roll is almost 100 years old.

On September 22, 2012 we had our antique car club's banquet at the facility. This is a great venue, the proprietors are very nice and gracious and explain and demonstrate many of the various music boxes and nickelodeons. They have a great museum which is well worth the admission to see some of these great machines.

This museum has a broad spectrum of memorabilia that provides sources of music from juke boxes to player pianos to the Edison phonograph, and more. A history lesson of how we used to hear music.

If you're interested in history or music at all this is a great place to visit. Very cool displays of historical instruments and knowledgeable staff. Fun for the whole family!

We found this in a AAA Guide listing. An amazing place for anyone who is a musician or appreciates music. Guides extremely knowledgeable about the exhibits. Many historic instruments (mostly keyboard.) Worth every penny of admission and much more!

If you like antiques + music + history, you'll love this place. There is a lot to look at, including a mock-up of an old general store, complete with vintage product packaging. I was attending a wedding here, in their reproduction of an old-timey saloon...very cool.