This is a fabulous, interesting, educational tour of the home; youll learn a lot about the family that lived there, and a bit of the history of Knoxville, too. It is definitely worth your time when visiting Knoxville, and the entry fee is quite reasonable. I was fortunate to have the curator, Patrick, as my tour guide. He not only has a wealth of information, but readily takes questions, and is clearly enthusiastic about the home and its history.

I give this location based on how badly i was treated by Marble Spring main office & John sevier fram house. also how poor the tour guides are. i found only one tour guide to be excellent. you find out why on each review i do at all their locations. this would of been a 5 star rating but the marble spring as a whole bring it down. the house it self is wonderful but the tour guide here gets 10 stars from me. i forgot his name and the only way i can remember him is that he had red hair. whoever he is marble springs needs to give him a raise and make him a tour guide trainer. it wont hurt the employees the their main office to take notice too. this tour guide welcome us, he knew so much about the site i could of spent all day with him learning more and more. not only was he pleasant & knowledgeable he took the time to listen to each guest and treated each person and their question with respect. while making the tour fun. this site was our last stop for the day and this tour guide and he alone out of all the other marble spring employees kept our trip from being a total DISASTER!!! to him i say thank you!!!!!!

I came here in the past and had a great time. Its nice to see history alive and well in Knoxville. Patrick, the Director, was generous with his time and deep knowledge of the site and house. It made the whole experience more relevant to how we live now. Highly recommend a visit!

Beautiful historic house full of amazing Knoxville and Tennessee heritage.

Beautiful historic house with mostf the original furniture

It is a very great place to visit. Parking is a little convoluted. Needlessly circuitous

Took our students there for a field tripThey enjoyed the tour. Patrick did a wonderful job relating to the students, especially while he had them drilling and marching!

We are from out of town and would like to view the house. We show up. No one is inside the house. No signs as to wear to go. We were told by a man who said, “We are filming today. The house isn’t open for tours.” Well, thanks a lot. How were we supposed to know that? No signs. No information. What a joke. Skip this house and go to another.

PAID 20 for a Victorian seance... got a 5 minute round table discussion with actors who could not remember their lines. Never again

We travel to Tennessee every year and this was our second year visiting the Mabry-Hazen house. My daughter loves to hear the stories and the tour guide is very knowledgeable about the family and the history of Knoxville. We will definitely go back next year and I am sure we will learn something new.

Great Independence Day celebration with family.

Absolutely Amazing!!! Great tour guide. Very informative

The stories they tell of this family will have you cracking up. Some of the stories will make you cry. Other stories are part of history. The house and land is beautiful as well as all the kept pieces dating back to early days. You can see the house in its glory. You can buy a scandalous book about one of the sisters. You can see the house by appointment only unless there is as group. All accommodations are made for anyone to see the museum bit you cannot touch.

Beautiful home with an interesting history.

Interesting story associated with the house but not open when they say it is supposed to be and in poor repair. What the broken stairs. Id skip this one.

Not many people are on staff. If you call and dont get an answer, leave a message. They will get back to you.

A beautifully restored house, perched on a hill. The tour guide is very friendly and responsive. He was very helpful with e-mail regarding my visit, and making sure he was there. He even waited with the group (of 3 others) so that I could join them. The guide is full of anecdotes of all aspects - the house, the history, and the family members that lived there. The best part is that the house is full of stuff that has always been there - there are relatively few replicas. Easy accessible by car. Perhaps slightly expensive at $10 for a 35-40 minute tour.

Guy who gave the tour was excellent. He is the director, and obviously knows his stuff. Took the time to answer every one of our questions and is passionate about his work.

Interesting tour, great place to see if you only have a few hours to spend in town.

It was a pleasant experience. The curators were very knowledgeable.

Our guide was so well-informed - we really enjoyed ourselves today. Beautiful home, we really hope you get the funding to renovate! Thank you for a wonderful tour.

Highly recommend this tour. Guide was so informed about the history of this house. Loved it.

I have attended a couple of events here and its always been such a pleasure. Its a beautiful house well worth a visit!

The tour was amazing and so was the staff!

Had a nice 4th of July and its a beautiful house

Wonderful place to learn about the history of this area.

Great place to learn some history of Knoxville

Very cool house. The tour guide really knew his history of Knoxville.

Pretty, love it. Old places are beautiful

Really nice

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Great history

Love this place!!

Beautiful house!

Pretty interesting.

Very important site for Knoxville history