Holland Museum

"We had a great time at the museum. Plan to spend a couple of hours to enjoy the exhibits. Very well done! Highly recommend a visit!"

"Well worth an hour or so. You get a nice overview of the development of Holland and the Dutch Heritage. The museum is well put together with a nod to the contribution of many locals in various foreign wars. There is plenty about early industry of the area and development of leisure in the area. The flyer has a scavenger hunt worth taking. Don't miss the clock, which was Holland's addition to the New York World's Fair Brought here due to the onset of WWII. The second floor has some antique furniture from Holland. Like hundreds of years ago stuff. There is some other paintings and ceramics from Holland as well. The coolest thing? The dog powered butter churner."

"Had been a few years since I had visited, was very impressed with the exhibits. Saw many objects that reminded me of book by Lynn Austin called Waves of Mercy. Museum is worth the price of admission."

"Very nice museum about the area and the Dutch. Many interesting items on display and a children’s area for them to work on their STEM ideas. Staff are friendly and the cost is only $7 for adults and $4 for kids."

"They do a good job of telling the story of their city and people. There were stories of war heroes and immigrants new and old. The docent was very helpful in tracking down the answer to a very esoteric question I had. I was impressed and would recommend it."