The John Wornall House and Alexander Major’s House are like my second home. Everyone does a great job in bringing the history alive. Not only does both houses have Paranormal Investigations but also camps for children, Christmas events and many others. History never dies but the staff and volunteers do a great job in preserving it.

We went for their Christmas tour. I would have liked more history and info about the house and grounds. Our tour guide wasn't very aware of her group or the info. There were parts that we did love, such as the musical portion and the kitchen tour. If everything were like that it would have been excellent.

It's an amazing and exciting place with great History. I love it here because it's haunted. Yes, I love being scared but as a group. And it's no joke for a good experience you will never forget. Always carry with you Holy water for safety. ❤❤❤ …

Very educational and interesting. Our first time to Kansas City and it helped update us on the history timeline. Our photo shows a shadow figure in the right side of the mirror. And another photo shows sunlight bending and another small dark figure. See pics. More

The building is really cool, the staff is informative, and the history is interesting. You can do daytime historic tours, and sometimes they offer night time lantern guided tours talking about paranormal occurrences. The Missouri Paranormal

A fascinating house museum that tackles the complex stories of slavery, the Battle of Westport, and the influential Wornall family. Our house interpreter was incredibly knowledgeable and had a knack for giving is space to explore while also

Great place to go to learn more local Civil War history! We were the first ones there and enjoyed the whole house to ourselves on our self-guided tour. We probably should’ve chosen the guided tour (and highly recommend that since there is

Had a very good time on this tour of the John Wornall house in KC. The docent was informative & patient. Think of what it was like to live way back in the early-to-mid 1800s, then into the Civil War, with Loose Park close by. This was the

Loved this tour! I actually did it with my family back in 2017 and I remember the feeling that came over me when I was walking around listening to the stories and looking over the old items. I came across this photo from the tour again

Life in the mid 19th century, in REAL life. The Wornall House was built by John Wornall. It remained in the family until the 1970s. It was rehabbed to original condition has made it the most authentic reminder of the time period. It is

A hidden gem of a museum! If you want to learn about local and state history this is a must see. Our tour guide was exceptionally knowledgeable and full of fascinating stories. She took her time thoroughly answering our questions.

I’ve passed this place so many times and finally got a tour of it. So much interesting info and tour guide definitely knew what they were talking about. I heard there are reenactments there too so I’m intrested in seeing that

Loved getting to tour this house, the woman who gave us the tour was very insightful and helpful in answering questions, she also told us all about the house in a very interesting way that captured our attention .

I am part of a team called Central paranormal researchers. We did a paranormal investigation at the John worrall house. We loved everything about this house. The details and the old items were so amazing!

Went during the week. Enjoyed having a tour guide all to ourselves.House taken and used as a Civil War hospital for both sides of fighting soldiers. Good to know about the history of this Wornall family.

We missed the tour that we wanted but thought that we would give it another try. We had a one on one tour that was very informative. The guide answered all of our questions with interesting stories.

Really cool experience to see where we have come from. Learned more about the region during the civil war in one tour than reading a history book could ever teach and makes it more real

Good experience. Very interesting! I would have preferred a live guide to answer questions and learn unique facts. The information boards blocked the items and the view.

They should specify that their ghost tours are a tickets in advance event and that they typically sell out weeks in advance. But otherwise it's a lovely facility.

If you want to learn the history of Kansas City this is a good place to check out. The tour had a lot of interesting information and it is such a beautiful home.

Loved visiting the Wornall house. So much Civil War and Kansas City history. The house has amazing artifacts, original wallpaper and artwork. The tours was

Caden the museum tour guide / special events mgr was awesome!! So knowledgeable about the home and grounds. We did the paranormal 10pm night exploration.

Beautiful historic home. Guide was helpful! Definitely haunted, and a cool place to check out if you enjoy history or just beautiful old Homes!

The staff was very friendly and made me feel welcome! I really liked their discussion of slavery in the general narrative of the house. More

Very well done, self guided and informative, use of QR codes to get content on your phone!
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One of the greatest museum I have ever visited. Very organized and accessibile exhibits.
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Great place to spend a few hours and learn more about the history of Kansas City.
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Very interesting place to visit. Enjoyed learning the history. Glad we decided to go.

Great looks great everybody should go
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History, so worth it.
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