Frequently Asked Questions

  1. When is the museum open?
  2. When are tours held?
  3. How much does a tour cost?
  4. Do I have to call to schedule a tour?
  5. Where can I park when coming for a tour?
  6. Does the Rossetter House contain the orginal furnishings?
  7. Can I take pictures while on the tour?
  8. Is the house on the US National Registry?

When is the museum open?

We are open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 10am-4pm.

When are tours held?

Tours are held at 10am, 12pm and 2pm. 

How much does a tour cost?

A historic tour is $15 per person. There is a discounted rate of $10 for group tours of 10 or more people. To schedule a group tour, please contact the Site Manager at site-manager@rossetterhousemuseum.org or call 321-254-9855. Payments for group tours must be made a week in advance.

How much does a tour cost?

A historic tour is $15 per person. There is a discounted rate of $10 for group tours of 10 or more people. To schedule a group tour, please contact the Site Manager at site-manager@rossetterhousemuseum.org or call 321-254-9855. Payments for group tours must be made a week in advance.

Do I have to call to schedule a tour?

At this time due to Covid 19, it is required that you call or email for a tour reservation.

Where can I park when coming for a tour?

You can park in either of our parking lots. The first is located at the corner of Highland Ave. and Old Oak street next to our offices. The second parking lot is located on Hector St. just north of the Rossetter House.

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Does the Rossetter House contain the orginal furnishings?

Yes. Everything in the house except the curtains are items either owned by Mr. and Mrs. Rossetter or collected by their daughers Caroline and Ella who lived in the house through adulthood.

Can I take pictures while on the tour?

Yes, picture taking is allowed on the tour.

Is the house on the US National Registry?

The James Wadsworth Rossetter House is a historic U.S. home in Melbourne, Florida. It is located at 1328 Houston Street. On July 27, 2005, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.