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Visitor tip
The owner is highly interactive and chatty; arrive with time to spare if you want to engage in conversation about the exhibits rather than rushing through, as he won't rush you out even if closing time approaches
Visitor tip
Most exhibits are interactive and self-guided with display placards and reading materials; take time to read the fun facts and stories accompanying each item to get the most educational value from your visit
Visitor tip
The museum is small but densely packed with oddities; allow yourself time to browse slowly as items are displayed throughout the space, and check out the book, music, and Bigfoot sections at the front desk for additional curiosities
Quick Facts
- Type
- Oddity Museum
- Highlights
- Outsider art, true crime exhibit, cryptid collection, Edgar the Alligator Man
- Admission
- Free (donation-driven)
What visitors say
The Vibe: It's quirky, unusual, and has a retro "circus side show" atmosphere. What to Expect: A mix of macabre and mythical topics (serial killers, cryptids like the chupacabra) presented through a combination of physical exhibits,…
This place was was right up my alley. I love oddities and curiosity shops/museums. It’s a perfect little place to stop in on a weekend and look at the odd things. They have a ton of stuff to see all over the place. Plus there are a lot…
This place was wonderful! It was fun, it had a lot of interesting exhibits, fun facts, and was overall really funny! The only reason why it wouldn’t be a 5 star, is because I am needless to say I was a bit disappointed at how small it…
From 51 Google reviews
Did You Know?
- Features exhibits of historical sideshow performers including Edgar the Alligator Man and Unzie the Albino, preserving early 20th century carnival and circus history
- Operates on a completely free admission model with donation-based support, making oddities and curiosity exhibits accessible to all age groups without cost barriers
- Houses folk art collections by notable outsider artists Johnny Eck and Homer Tate, combining museum curation with rare artistic pieces
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