Henry Miller Museum 2726 Doctor Martin Luther King Drive, St. Louis, MO 63106

"This is a great place to learn about how the IBEW was founded in greater detail. I remember reading about it in our books going through the apprenticeship, but it's just not the same as being there in person. The IBEW brothers that work there are extremely knowledgeable and friendly. If you are an IBEW member, union member, or just love history, I suggest you don't miss this place while you're in St Louis."

"Closed when I went by but I LOVED the sculpture in the patio which can be seen from the street. If you have a heart for sculpture, it is worth a detour."

"As a worker and tradesman, it is incredible to me the forethought those original 10 young founders of the IBEW had when writing the constitution. Henry Miller saw what many at that time saw, which was the disparate gap between workers and business owners. Nowadays we see this more than ever and yet do less about it. Everyone who wants workers to be treated/paid fair wage for their hard work would find this museum interesting"

"This is where it all began. This is a great museum for any electrician. If you are a IBEW member this is a MUST. There was a lot of care putting this building back into shape. Good job to everyone involved and thank you to all of the donations. This building is for all IBEW members"

"Great education on the IBEW! Really cool to see where it all started!"