Rose Tree Museum, Tombstone

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Rose Tree Museum reviews

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4.7

By Trekkieusn

the Museum shows what life was like in the 1880's, the rose tree is fantastic, so big that it covers the courtyard completely, highly recommend

the Museum shows what life was like in the 1880's, the rose tree is fantastic, so big that it covers the courtyard completely, highly recommend more »
By NSMcG

Wonderful museum with founding pioneer family furnishings. This is a self-guided tour of the home which also includes some information about the mines and you can see the famous Rose Tree in the...

Wonderful museum with founding pioneer family furnishings. This is a self-guided tour of the home which also includes some information about the mines and you can see the famous Rose Tree in the... more »
By Connie933

I really enjoyed seeing this amazing rose bush. Even though it wasn't in bloom because it was February, I enjoyed seeing it. I also appreciated the small stair area that you can walk up to see the...

I really enjoyed seeing this amazing rose bush. Even though it wasn't in bloom because it was February, I enjoyed seeing it. I also appreciated the small stair area that you can walk up to see the... more »

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By Desi Triantafelo

I absolutely loved this place, it was gorgeous! So much history in the actual museum portion and then you go outside and see the most amazing and beautiful rose tree. 10/10.

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By Manuel Girisch

The Guinnes Book of Records says, it is the biggest Rose Tree in the world. Also a nice Museum. Just 5 Dollar. When the Rose, called the Shady Lady, is bloming, it has one million blossoms.

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By Tori F

Very cool place when roses are in full bloom. Great historical artifacts. Male person working at door was unfriendly. Thought about buying a plant cutting but gentleman was so dour we left.

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By Natalie Marie

This place doesn't only offer you a tour into someone's way of living back in the gunslinger era, "but" the beauty one captures with the human eye as soon as one steps into the backyard is like NO OTHER.... As much as I tried my "very" best to capture the beauty of the Rose Tree, I "just" couldn't... it's that type of beauty that unfortunately can "not" be captured.... And "I" for one, respect that to the VERY fullest, because somethings in life must be seen in person in order to get that "overall" appreciation of what Mother Nature has to offer.... Truly a MUST!!!!

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By Ann C

Rose bush was much bigger than I expected! A nice spot to stop and get out of the sun for a bit. Definitely worth the $5 fee

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