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August 2025 by Jeffrey Pollard
If you've read the book, or seen the movie To Kill a Mockingbird, it is a must see. The setting of the great American novel.
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July 2025 by Larry Scott
I didn't go in
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June 2025 by LeAnne Farmer
This museum is packed with artifacts nicely arranged by period and theme. We only had an hour and could have easily spent 2. Definitely worth visiting!
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May 2025 by Ed Exley
A hidden GEM. WONDERFUL STOP. O Kill a Mockingbird history lesson.
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May 2025 by alan morrison
Great to see. We aloud to look around on our own for as long as we liked.
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May 2025 by Chris Rispin
Fascinating stories told by the guide, albeit quite tragic, but justice saw through in the end
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May 2025 by Q Watson
Very clean and handicapped assessable.
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April 2025 by Sheralyn Belyeu
The Old Monroe Country Courthouse dominates Monroeville, Alabama. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and the building is well-maintained and beautiful.
It’s sobering to stand in the courtroom and think about the life-changing cases that were argued in that building, especially the cases that inspired To Kill a Mockingbird. I’m grateful to Lee for sharing her memories and to the town for preserving the museum and other historic places in town for future generations.
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April 2025 by Lee Wallace
Beautiful place of history
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April 2025 by Ray Jones
Mockingbird play excellent
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April 2025 by The Universe of Games
We were able to see the To Kill a Mockingbird play. A fabulous experience. The town is friendly and the play is immersive. Read the book, see the play!
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March 2025 by George Bowen
This museum does its best to honor the famous authors of the county. It has some interesting artifacts for both. If you have time, pay this museum a visit.
A visit to this museum should be shared with a watching of the play To Kill A Mockingbird.
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March 2025 by Sonya Groves
Interesting museum with sections on Lee Harper and Truman Capote. Walking into the courtroom is a little surreal if you are a fan of the movie. The staff are knowledgeable and helpful and extremely proud of their museum. Their enthusiasm for the authors and the film is infectious and appreciated.
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October 2024 by Teri Meyer
Wonderful place
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September 2024 by Tina Langnes
WOW what a fun time. A small town so rich in history. Two famous authors lee Harper, who wrote How to kill a mockingbird and Truman Capote who wrote Breakfast at Tiffany's. The history of when George Washington Carver came and spoke. The staff is super friendly. The guide was super knowledgeable. Even told us about the town historian who is 102 and still writing editorials for the local paper. The courthouse is a beautiful historical marker on a beautiful town square which has some really adorable stores so stop in and see them. The courthouse closes at 2pm on Saturday so be sure to plan early in the day.
