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When you first hear the name of this island, it might bring to mind the scene in Finding Nemo where the pelican, Nigel, tells Marlin and Dory to hop inside his mouth if they want to live. You won’t find Nemo here, but that doesn’t mean you can’t look. Although you won’t find the cast …
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It’s not just for the “crazy cat lady”. In fact, your preconception of some old ladies sipping on hot tea and crumpets will crumble when you enter these doors. So why visit? Maybe you simply have a love of cats, like Dr. Harold Sims of Sylva – but you won’t find any living cats here. …
A staple of Seattle tourism, Ye Olde Curiosity Shop, while narrow and somewhat cluttered, never skimps on pleasure and revulsion. Upon entering, you’ll be greeted by Sylvia and Sylvester. Don’t worry – they are kept behind glass for a reason. The couple are actual American mummies! In fact, they are perhaps the main reason so …
Many people hear the word “Museum” and find themselves imagining glass encased works painted by master artists hundreds of years ago. The works, often heavily guarded, are kept at a safe distance with little to no chance of examining them up-close and personal. That may be the case in some traditional museums, but the ones …
Once upon a time visiting a museum meant spending an afternoon wandering through ancient artifacts that had been uncovered by skilled archeologists. These days it seems that there are museums for everything from abandoned car parts to giant collections of barbed wire fencing. Here are a few of our favorite unusual collections to visit when …
Founded in 1927 under the name the Honolulu Academy of Arts, the Honolulu Museum of Art is the largest presenter of visual arts in the Hawaiian Islands. The institution came to be through a merger of two Arts-centered entities that existed on the island. In 2011, the Contemporary Museum gifted its assists and collection to …
