Top Museums in Melbourne, United States

The guide was knowledgeable and did not rush us. It was a very interesting look into how women could elevate themselves during those male dominating eras.

I really enjoyed visiting, although there was limited information about the house. The grounds are pretty but in need of some expert lawn care.

It was a lovely and educational tour.
Connor was fantastic tour guide and very knowledgeable..

Angela at Rossiter is an amazing guide full of knowledge. It's has a surprise in the story that will blow your mind.

I hesitate to give negative reviews to any organization honoring our military. But I am very disappointed and discouraged today. The museum advertises its Saturday hours on internet media and its own website (see below). However, it was closed today (Saturday) when I took a long road trip to visit. Inconsiderate, thoughtless, and unprofessional staff and / or volunteers.
Hours:
Saturday 9 AM–12 AM
Sunday Closed
Monday Closed
Tuesday 10 AM–2 PM
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Updated by this business 2 weeks ago

Beautiful historical home, well worth the tour to learn about local history and view some artifacts in amazing condition from the early days of Florida.

I really enjoyed the historical aspect but being an out of towner has me wondering about its significance. Although it shows many original antiques from that time period.

An excellent tour guide and an all around excellent tour. The home and grounds are beautiful and rich with history. No veterans discounts. $ 15 a person and well worth it.

What a great place to brush up on your history of America. I'd like to personally thank all the first responders,soldiers, Marines, fireman, police, deputies,Coast guard, Florida wildlife commission, truck drivers

We visited the Liberty Bell museum with our home school co-op for a field trip. This museum did a great job of entertaining all of the age ranges of our kids from toddlers all the way up to high schoolers. There was a short movie to watch, they did a dress up with uniforms, there were tons of interesting displays, and a cute little gift shop area where you could buy things like tin whistles. I don't advise hanging around outside if you can help it, there's a lot of homeless population around. The museum of course has nothing to do with that but it's just a heads up if you're taking your young kids and you want to play in the green space nearby. Be sure to call ahead of time because the hours are very limited, and they might only be opening for private tours or groups. We had no problem scheduling for our group but we did it well in advance.

Not much Southern Hospitality here. The house is beautiful on the outside & the outside plaque is informative. We arrived at 11:20 & told they would have room for us at 12. We were not offered to wait in office or gift shop. As we walked through the garden to wait a tour was being given & we lingered to listen. (There were only 3 people in the group who were friendly) We were politely shooed away by the guide, someone different than the lady in the office. They just don’t seem welcoming or eager or to share this beautiful home with visitors. The volunteers doing work in the yard were much friendlier & more welcoming than the woman in the office.

First off, this museum is only open on Tuesday’s from 10:00 - 2:00, due to limited staffing, and is free admission.
It is well worth the visit, and quite interesting.
My husband and I both learned some new interesting historical facts about U. S History and the Declaration of Independence, Florida History and the Seminole Wars, and the local history, including informative facts about NAS Melbourne and the POW camp on it during
WWII, just to name a few items.
Very impressive and well done little gem of a museum!
Well done Honor America!

So happy to finally check this place out. Everything seemed very well done and organized.

Been meaning to visit here for a long time since they dont charge admission. We finally made it for a cub scouts trip after the Veteran's day parade. It's a quaint little gem that is very friendly for kids and groups.

I could get lost in this wonderful museum. So much to see and so much to learn

Very cute and friendly museum. Great place to stop for few hours. Besides the bell you'll find big collection of Scouts memorabilia.