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Visitor tip
Visit multiple times or check back seasonally, as the museum rotates exhibits and changes displays throughout the year. This provides fresh discoveries and new scenes to explore on return visits.
Visitor tip
Use the museum as inspiration for creative projects—scenes range from medieval blacksmiths to mid-century settings to fantasy castles, making it ideal for those interested in miniature crafting, diorama-building, tabletop gaming, or stop-motion animation.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Miniature Museum
- Space
- 6,200 square feet across two floors
- Highlights
- Dollhouses, room boxes, miniature displays in scales 1:6 to micro-scale
- Hours
- Fri-Sat 11am-4pm, Sun 1pm-4pm
What visitors say
Absolutely a lovely hidden treasure in Saint Louis and great show of the hidden talents of our city; and a must see for any crafter or artist who wants to wonder and enjoy the skills of past artists and at such a tiny scale!! I loved…
My family and I came here and were blown away. It's mind-boggling why this isn't a more well known St. Louis area attraction. The place isn't huge per say, but it's two floors and larger than I was imagining. In those 2 floors they…
A wonderful hidden gem! So many carefully crafted miniature houses and scenes. There were over 100 of them and each had so many little details! The staff were super friendly and helpful and the gift shop very cheap for those looking…
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Did You Know?
- The museum features miniature scenes across multiple scales ranging from 1:6 to micro-scale, with over 100 carefully crafted miniature scenes housed across two floors
- The museum displays thousands of dolls alongside miniature accessories, animals, and detailed room boxes representing diverse themes from historic kitchens and rustic cabins to gothic castles and East Asian rooms
- The museum preserves historically significant personal collections including the McCurdy Colonial house handcrafted by parents for their daughter and the detailed works of local artist Renee Deall featuring East Asian and European music room sets
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