Beautiful wedding venue. The backyard is large enough for the ceremony and the reception, the trees come down low enough that you can decorate them with lights and create a very pretty backdrops. The billing itself is very photogenic for pictures and has a very nice walkway for the bridal party to come down on. The parking is good for a smaller scale wedding. They have bathrooms and an indoor space for catering to keep the food.Overall, I would definitely recommend the museum as an event venue. It has a lot of potential for any size party!

Nice lesson on how people lived over 100 years ago. Good price for admission.

Very beautiful inside and out. Great atmosphere, and amazing location for an outdoor event .

Nice tour, interesting house, owners were not interesting because they were not highlighted too much, tour guide was good

It is great for playing Pokémon go and battling

Very interesting and good history....

It was huge on the inside and the history of the place was interesting. Did a small tour just 3 people.

Very interesting house, usual shape, beautiful antiques. I would recommend to go on this tour. The guide was very informative.

I was only able to see the outside as the day I was in area the house was closed. Very old house. Historical building.

Very unique house, well worth the $5 cost for an hour tour

Loved it it was different the tour guide was very informative

Came to Ace of Clubs House for a presentation by one of my favorite professor. Very nice location and plenty of room for those that showed up. Will be back for more.

Really cool spot

Really nice house. It was interesting to hear all of the history around the house. Our tour guide was excellent and informative. Reminds me of the old tour homes in Galveston and New Orleans.

Theyre actually into helping the community. They help the Boy Scouts earn their Indian lore patch today! The Texarkana Museums System has an extensive Caddo Indian Collection. They taught the scouts about the Caddo Indians – the Native American Culture from our area. They let the scouts learn about the history, dwellings and traditions. They let them make a model of one of the beehive huts. They helped them learn Native American games and stories so they could share them with their troops. This way they could earn the Indian Lore Merit Patch!

Wonderful history and they had a special exhibit. I cant wait to go back, my family is going again soon to see the christmas decorations. This was my second time going, first time was a kindergarten field trip so very long ago!

If I could give this museum 10 stars I would. 4.8? This is a 5.0 destination stop! The historian in charge brings to life the story of the Victorian house. I am from Oklahoma, and sure glad I made the trip. I enjoyed it alot!

We were disappointed as no one was there and the gates were locked even though we had called in advance. It looks interesting and it appears that the Museum Society is trying to do repairs. We will try again another time.

We were excited to see this museum and unfortunately it was locked up and no operating hours on the sign any longer. No answer on the number listed.

Really cool looking place

This is an interesting place. I really live the unusual architecture!

I went for a Harry Potter month going on all month you make all kinds of Harry Potter related crafts

I was very pleasantly surprised at how good the tour was. Beautiful house inside. I hppe many more people go to see this treasure

A cool experience! This house features a 500-pair collection of shoes and the first color TV in Texas. Amazing design and decor throughout!

Very interesting tour.

Guide was very knowledgeable. Must call to set a time to view because guides are limited.

I had a wonderful time visiting the Ace of Club House.

Unique and unusual

It was awsome. The one that did my tour explained things vety well. She anwsered all of my questions. The place is absolutely beautiful. The work that went into this house is not found evrry day. I want to live there. It is a must-see place.

Neat, historic, great stories behind it. A must-see when visiting T-town.

Its pretty neat. Think Cribs for rich people of the late 19th century.

Very ornate old home.