Reviews of Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum. (Museum) in Columbus (Ohio).

Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum

48 Reviews

30 Comments

Museum

1813 N High St, Columbus, OH 43210, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum

Sunday

1–5 pm

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

1–5 pm

Thursday

1–5 pm

Friday

1–5 pm

Saturday

1–5 pm

Reviews of Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum

Tiffany Flores

LOVED the Cartoon Couture exhibit. The Exhibit was laid out in an organized manner & highly detailed. Such great content. The front desk staff were friendly & welcoming. I highly recommend any exhibit at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Musuem. Such a great time!!

Victor Johnson

Very cool, so much history and interesting pieces. You could easily spend hours especially if you are into cartoon artworks. It's a free museum so it is a must see you won't be disappointed

Ishmael Ahab

I try to stop here every time I'm in Columbus to see the wonderful collection they have

Jonnyreverb

A Columbus treasure, and a "must see" for any cartoon or animation fan. Their collection includes original frames from "Gertie the Dinosaur" (1914), "Calvin and Hobbs" (1985-1995), Charles Schultz, and just about anyone you can name.

V Gall

Neat history of old school comics, that you would read in the papers when you were a kid.

J Marker

Decent collection of comic/cartoon artifacts. It's hard to complain about a free attraction, but I was expecting a little more with the word museum in the title (three rooms of items). Good to combine with the nearby Orton Geological Museum, which is also free and smallish.

Owen Kabelitz

Though small, the actual comics on display are very interesting. The whole museum gives off a very wholesome vibe.

Tommy Hobson

Cute but small exhibit

Sue Alford

The museum was a very different experience. A wonderful space of original artwork, memories and a historical timeline of the "evolution of modern cartoons".