Museum of Natural & Artificial Ephemerata
I’ve never been to Austin, Texas but apparently East Austin is on the list of “America’s Best Hipster Neighborhoods”…well, at ...
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San Antonio Taxidermy Museum
Usually I’m telling you about some strange museum that no one ever visits. But this time I thought I’d turn ...
American History, Louisiana, Texas
It’s become a tradition here on the blog to recognise the week of July 4th, you know, that time of ...
Ed Clark’s Year-Round Christmas House
Not wanting to repeat myself like I did yesterday, I bring you a brand new museum, typical of this blog ...
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum in Austin, Texas
Continuing with yesterday’s presidential theme, today is the 40th anniversary of LBJ’s death. He was only 64 years old, which ...
American Freedom Museum in Bullard, Texas
Fourth of July is one my least favorite holidays, not that I hate America or anything (okay, maybe sometimes). I ...
world’s largest pistachio, ball of twine, armadillo, and fire hydrant
During the history of this blog, I’ve told you about some very big things, like the world’s largest turkey, the ...
Magic Lantern Castle Museum in San Antonio, Texas
In case you’ve never heard of a magic lantern, let me tell you. That’s why I’m here. The earliest known ...
Louis Tussaud’s Palace of Wax in Grand Prairie, Texas
There are so many Michael Jackson wax statues in North America, it was hard to choose just one. From Toronto ...
Replica of the Munster Family Home – Charles and Sandra McKee of Waxahachie, Texas
For whatever reason, between the years of 1964 and 1966, there were two television shows that featured comical Gothic horror-movie-type ...
