oasis bordello museum
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A friend and I visited this museum and were surprised to find that such a place existed. It was enlightening and we felt we were fortunate to learn so much about a topic not usually discussed. If you go to Wallace you really should not miss this attraction.
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A fascinating look at the very real and tough life led by the "sporting ladies" in this mining town. And it took the invasion of 150 FBI agents to bring this phase of history to an end.
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The tour was great and full of great history. Thanks to our tour guide, a must for Wallace history.I liked everything about it, but I guess some may be offended by what type of business it was, so be sure you are aware of what a brothel truly is before entering.
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We took a tour of this "museum" which is actually just a low rent house of prostitution left just as it was in 1988. The guide took us around, breathlessly recounting the day-to-day habits of the prostitutes and pointing out their pathetic, tawdry outfits, wigs, and make-up. The whole time, I kept thinking, "Really???" The place also didn't look very clean.Go on the mine tour instead. It's interesting and very well done.
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Fascinating and fun. An exceptionally personable and informative guide! He really made the tour with some great anecdotes.
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I read a lot of reviews before I went and realized it was worthy of a stop. We enjoyed this museum very much. It was $5 and guided and just took about 20 minutes from start to finish. It isn't what you expect and you learn a lot about a side of life that few are familiar with. We consider it a highlight of a fantastic day of touring in Wallace ID. For $5 and 20 mins it is worth pulling in off the highway for.
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My sister and I were in Northern Idaho and were surprised to see what must be a one of a kind museum. We were told that it was in operation until 1988 when the FBI came to town. Because the "girls" were warned that they may be raided they left in a hurry leaving everything behind and that is what you see in this house. This is a different place but definitely a part of history. Our guide was very good and probably told us more than normal as we were just two gals with open minds. Don't pay your $5 if you might be offended but a must if you are interested in something different and interesting.
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Not the best $5 we have spent in the US but close.Maybe not everyone's idea of something to tour round but we enjoyed it.I sheepishly asked a few questions about the menu that was on t-shirts and listed on the walls and the lady said they had enquired about the same with ladies that had worked there,if you don't ask you don't find out.We recommend a visit if in the town.
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We had a great time looking in the windows and reading the notices about this place. A very colorful history and very recent too. Get your picture taken out front and enjoy the fun. Best for adult audiences.
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This was a fun and different tour. An interesting look into how this type of business operated both in the old days and into more current times. Not really a tour I would recommend for children.