2/5 Stacey O. 3 years ago on Google
I
have
zero
issue
with
Cannonball
House
itself.
It
is
a
lovely
property,
and
the
Museum
is
likewise
wonderfully
maintained
and
highly
informative.
My
issue
is
with
the
docent
who
was
giving
us
a
tour
this
particular
day.
We
have
been
on
endless
house
tours
the
past
two
years
as
we
have
just
built
a
antebellum
Greek
revival
style
home
recently,
and
are
slowly
but
surely
filling
with
antique/historic
furnishings
from
the
appropriate
time
period...
not
replicas.
Our
9
year
old
daughter
has
accompanied
us
to
these
house
tours,
however
reluctantly,
and
actively
lives
in
our
home
with
our
furnishings
and
her
own
bedroom
is
finished
with
antiques.
All
of
this
is
to
illustrate
that
she
is
aware
of
the
expense,
delicate
nature,
and
proper
handling
of
said
items.
Almost
immediately
upon
starting
the
tour,
the
souvenirs
began
making
remarks
to
my
daughter
about
not
touching,
not
approaching,
not
wandering,
etc.
None
of
which
my
daughter
was
doing.
Instead
of
politely
expressing
our
asking
that
she
be
cautious,
or
speaking
to
myself
or
my
husband
about
her
concerns,
she
instead
became
sharper
and
harsher
with
my
daughter
who
came
near
tears.
Ultimately
I
took
my
daughters
hand
and
led
her
out
and
to
the
gift
shop
without
a
word
so
that
my
husband
could
finish
the
tour
himself.
Of
the
dozens
upon
dozens
of
home
tours
we
have
taken
(GA,
AL,
MS,
LA
etc.)
I
have
never
had
anyone
treat
my
child
in
such
a
manner
in
front
of
me
and
without
benefit
of
addressing
myself
or
my
husband
as
her
parents...
granted,
she
has
never
warranted
being
spoken
to
in
such
a
way
as
her
behavior
has
never
justified
it.
Sorely
disappointed,
and
hopefully
addressed
as
so
many
of
these
homes
rely
on
donations.
Again,
no
issue
with
the
house,
just
use
discretion
if
you
are
traveling
with
your
children.
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