Los Angeles, California - Cake Museum

Los Angeles, California - Cake Museum

It's back! Mini Cake Museum - Frances Kuyper, Los Angeles, CA. "Sunday Social's" are held the 3rd Sunday of each month, excluding July and August. Tours of the cake museum also available. Come and see cakes from all over the world. [Chris Nichols, 04/06/2003]

Pasadena, California - Cake Museum closed
Pasadena's Cake Museum is closed, its founder now in a nursing home... [05/14/2000] Complete News Story

Pasadena, California - Mini-Cake museum

The Mini-Cake museum is at 432 Lola Avenue. Mrs. Frances Kuyper turned her 2-story home into a .. well, a mini-cake museum.. No use talking about it, you need to see it. But she is threatening to move the whole thing to Branson, MO. She has this idea for a giant layer-cake shaped maxi-cake museum there. [Chris Nichols, 07/17/1997]

[RA: Reported closed. First opened in 1994, the museum had over 150 cakes on display -- some up to 65 years old. The decorative frosting is hardened, and bases are made of plastic, not flour. On the East Coast, you can see two rock-hard pieces of Grover Cleveland's 1886 wedding cake at his birthplace in Caldwell, NJ]

Pasadena, California - Cake Museum

Shannon Shepherd likes the Cake Museum in Pasadena, CA -- "weird, wacky, preserved cakes;" the Fountain Pen Museum in Los Angeles;" and hints that "an Elvis Museum somewhere in the carolinas -- features a mysterious toenail found in the carpet at Graceland just after it opened." [Shannon Shepherd, 01/04/1997]