Does the Museum offer tours?
Yes, there are many tour options including: daily walk-in tours, special member-only tours or pre-scheduled group and school tours.

Is the Museum accessible to disabled people?
The Museum and Museum Store are not wheelchair accessible due to the historic nature of the home. There are some stairs leading to the front door of the Museum, where tours begin. Once inside, there is a staircase leading to the second floor that is wide and navigable for most people using canes or crutches. The Museum Store is on the second floor.

Can I check my coat?
Yes, the docent will gladly store your coat for you prior to your tour.

Is photography permitted?
Yes, visitors may take photographs.

Can I touch the items in the collection?
We have many touchables in our collection. Please check with your docent before touching any items in the house.

How do I become a Museum member?
It’s easy! Discover the many rewards of Museum membership and then join today online or by calling 816 444-1858 or email kandice@wornallhouse.org.

I’d like to make a donation to the Museum. What do I do?
Thank you! Please review online the many ways to support the Museum or call 816 444-1858 or email kandice@wornallhouse.org to discuss your gift to the Wornall House Museum.

How do I become a volunteer?
Learn how you can join our large group of volunteers who share their time and talent with the Museum. For more information see our Support – volunteer online section or call 816 444-1858 or email kandice@wornallhouse.org.

Can I have a wedding or other private event at the Museum?
We’d love to host your event! The John Wornall House has large lawn on which to hold your party. Please see our Visit Us – rental online section or call 816 444-1858 or email kandice@wornallhouse.org.

Is smoking allowed?
No, the Wornall House Museum is a smoke-free environment.

I’d like to bring my pet to the Museum—may I?
Only trained guide animals are permitted inside the Museum. Leashed dogs, however, are welcome on the lawn.

Can I have my antiques appraised by the Museum?
Museum staff cannot provide information on the monetary value or condition of your antiques.