Molly Brown House museum hauntings

The Molly Brown House, constructed in 1889 and now a museum interpreting the life of Margaret “Molly” Brown, who survived the Titanic, is the subject of local ghost stories and alleged sightings. Museum staff and visitors have periodically reported unexplained noises and perceived presences that some attribute to Molly Brown or household staff from the period. The museum addresses these stories as part of its public programming and tours that discuss both her life and associated legends. Reports of paranormal activity are anecdotal and discussed as debated historical lore rather than established fact.