Houston Museum of Decorative Arts

201 High Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee

3.5

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+1 423 267 7176

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www.thehoustonmuseum.com

Topics: glass, decorative, arts, 19th, century, 20th. more on MuseumStuff.com

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Again, we highly recommend this museum. more on Yahoo! Travel

A nice museum with loads of interesting pottery. more on TripAdvisor

The staff was very helpful and answered all questions. more on Yahoo! Travel

Bought the book at the museum and learned even more. more on Yahoo! Travel

We loved going through this museum and as an antique dealer, I have already displayed its brochure in my shop as a must see for collectors traveling south on I-75. more on Yahoo! Travel

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Did this tour with my boyfriend that is a collector and dealer of antique glass. We both found it interesting as well as informative. Would recommend it to to anyone going ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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This museum is truly interesting, but even more interesting was the story behind the collection. Our very knowledgable tour guide, Patrick, explained Annie, a fascinating woman whose love of collectin ... more on TripAdvisor

A nice museum with loads of interesting pottery. Friendly people to answer your questions. Not worth a trip to this museum only, ... more on TripAdvisor

Definatly worth a visit. BTW it not pottery its alot of stuff BUT the story of houston is what makes this place extraordinary. She was a interesting ... more on TripAdvisor

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This museum is filled with a collection of one woman, Ann Houston. She apparently spent most of her... more on Judysbook.com

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