50 Interesting, Weird, And Disturbing Finds Shared On This Online Twitter Museum (New Pics)
It’s not every day that you see a Victorian mug made to keep mustaches safe from tea or a velvet hat covered in the teeth of dental patients from the 1800s. But perhaps if you took more visits to The Museum of Curiosities on Twitter, run by the Monsieur Pompier’s Travelling Freakshow musical group, you might find yourself learning about strange things such as these on a daily basis!
Below, you’ll find some of our favorite posts from this bizarre page dedicated to sharing all things weird, as well as an interview with Monsieur Pompier himself. From old paintings with interesting subjects to weird contraptions that aren’t common nowadays, we’re sure you’ll find something that piques your interest on this list. So enjoy visiting this virtual museum, and keep reading to find out how you might be able to visit it in person some day soon too!
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Only 6 dwarves pictured, the 7th is on the key, which is in this historical picture key-64914e...402c71.jpg
I want to be a nice old man with a walking cane with a distinguished cat with glasses on it. I will be super friendly and vaguely reminiscent of someone in Mary Poppins, and I will give children rainbow lollipops and wear cute suspenders and button down shirts with cat patterns.
That's awesome. We just don't have cool architecture or history like this in the states.
Hey sir, do you have a moment to hear about our Lord and Saviour?
But wouldn't you know what a lion looks like when a guy straight drops a dead lion on your counter and asks you to stuff it?
That looks heavy, props to the person carrying it around, especially with that thin cord probably digging into their shoulders. I'm also surprised the books didn't slip off the shelves when in motion, but I guess the walking librarian must have been very skilled.
that's not true lol the door was used to pass through trays of food, not people
What do you mean with horrifying and grotesque? I think is cute
The network still exists under Paris, it's been used untill the late 80's
Losing its verdigris, surely, the greenish patina when copper or its alloy rusts. It's still bronze. And "bronze" as a colour usually means the goldish tint, not the green.
The taxidermist would have made more but he croaked before he could finish.
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