Museum Tours
Come explore the General Crook House Museum!
You can visit the General Crook House seven days a week, no advance tickets or resevations needed! A guide pamphlet for self-guided tours is always available.
To plan a visit with a docent led tour or to enhance your visit, please explore our additional tour options below. We look forward to seeing you!
Docent-Guided Tour
We offer guided tours for schools, community groups, and individuals. Plan your visit with a 45-minute guided tour of the General Crook House, led by one of our trained volunteers.
(No minimum)
Pricing varies by season, please contact DCHS for more information.
Afternoon Tea
Elegant afternoon tea served in the beautiful Victorian Dining Room at the General Crook House. Tea is served on the dining room table with a proper silver tea service and fresh flowers. Afterwards, a tour of the House is led by a trained docent. Menu includes:
- Fresh Scones
- Traditional savory cucumber sandwiches
- Fruit
- Jams
- Hot tea, with milk and sugar
- A selection of sweet treats
(Minimum of 4 people, maximum of 20)
$28/person, includes tax and gratuity
Lunch Tours
Come enjoy a light, refreshing lunch in our Dining Room, before setting off on a docent-led tour of General Crook House Museum. Lunch menu includes:
- Garden Pasta Salad
- Fresh Fruit Kabob
- Chicken Salad Croissant
- 7-Layer Bar
(Minimum of 10 lunches)
$34/person, includes tax and gratuity
Frontier Dinner
Enjoy a 3-course meal, served for you on fine dinnerware, as well as a full docent-led tour of the Crook House and Heirloom Garden. The dinner package includes water, lemonade or iced tea, and coffee with dessert.
3-course meal menu:
- Confetti Cole Slaw
- Chicken Fried Steak with Country Gravy
- Mashed Potatoes
- Green Beans with Bacon & Onion
- Apple Pie with Caramel Sauce
(Minimun of 12 people)
$48.00/person – includes tax and gratuity
All tours must be booked at least two weeks in advance.
For more information, or to book your tour, please contact our Executive Director:
402-455-9990
Director@DouglasCoHistory.org
