Caldwell Parsonage

This was a fantastic experience that I highly recommend. Barbara La Mort is very accommodating, knowledgeable, engaging, and eager to share her historical prospective with all. She was very generous with her time and explained many historically significant facts to my two children. They do not charge an admission making it accessible to all. This is a great resource!

What is going on here? Are you open or what? I was going to take my son herenHowever you have no business hours, prices, or any information at all to the potential consumers of this so called “museum” How easy is it to open up a museum these days, and just call it that just because. Because that’s what it feels like you are doing. You provide no business hours, no prices, and no information on what you intend to show and what is the product that people are going to be paying for or the service that they are going to be paying for. Yes I know I shouldn’t in my sentence in a preposition however this so-called business is terribly run and unless somebody picks up the phone or addresses my comment on here directly, I will continue to critique this place.

We had so much fun visiting the Caldwell Parsonage. Everyone was so welcoming and knowledgeable. The Revolutionary time maps, rooms, and tools were very cool and exciting to see and learn about!

Wow! What an unknown gem hidden right in the middle of Union. And such an excellent and thorough tour the museum volunteers provide for .... free!! Amazing time!

Good way to learn a little bit about USA history.