john muir's birthplace
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john muir's birthplace印象
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As someone who has hiked the Muir Trail in California, I found this lovely little museum well organized, very family friendly and filled with interesting items about the great John Muir. Well worth a couple of hours and the gentleman who was at reception was knowledgeable and very friendly. Excellent in all respects.
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Hi KorenThank you so much for our five star review. It is always great to hear that a visit from such a diverse group has worked well and offered something for everyone.We hope to welcome you back in the future.Kind regardsJo
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This place is very fun. I love watching the videos about him. If you spend time you can really see how good it is.
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We popped in to kill some time before our train, and were very glad we did! The staff were welcoming and informative, and the exhibition was very interesting. You only need about 20 minutes to see it all. We learned a lot about John Muir - a fascinating character!
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This free museum, with friendly staff who are passionate about John Muir, tells the fascinating story of the father of world conservation, from his early life in Dunbar through his life in America to his heritage. He is shamefully little-known over here although a household name in America. It's small enough to enjoy in half an hour but has enough to keep you or your kids engaged for longer if you have the time. Dogs are allowed on the ground floor.
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Interesting free museum in Dunbar town centre. The museum takes you through from John's childhood to his death. It is all reading boards giving the information but as I hadn't heard of him before visiting the museum found it informative. There are 3 floors each level is a stage in his life. From a small child who was beaten by his father regularly how he emigrated to America and became the founder of the National Parks.
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My rating is based on this being a neighborhood niche museum. Obviously, it's not the National Museum of Scotland.The young docent when I was there was very knowledgeable about John Muir and the birthplace. He sandwiched me in between two school groups who were using interactive devices to study. There is a connection between John Muir and my original home state of Wisconsin, as well as a connection between him and my adopted state of Arizona (the Grand Canyon). He answered all my questions and provided further research pointers.Great small museum.Kathy NoltzeArizona
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This is a cleverly conceived museum within an old building, Muir's birthplace. It was small but gave you a good flavour of his achievements and historical context. Very welcoming introductory speech by a museum volunteer and a good array of literature to peruse in the bookshop.
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Interesting place. Free entry, donations welcome. Tells of John Muir's life, showed some of his botanical collections. Final floor has interactive games, especially good for children, on how to improve our eco footprint.
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This is a small but beautifully presented museum with a fine inspiring subject.The lady (Frances I think) who met us at reception and introduced us to Muir's life was simply wonderful. And we didn't have to put up with the hard sell one gets about membership when visiting a National Trust or English Heritage venure.Well done.