Littleton, North Carolina: Cryptozoology and Paranormal Museum
Personal collection of Stephen Barcelo, who believes his neighborhood is frequented by Bigfoot. Haunted dolls, shrunken heads, a Jackalope. The walls of the building have Bigfoot and a flying saucer beaming up a cow painted on its exterior.
- Address:
- 300 N. Main St., Littleton, NC
- Directions:
- West of downtown, on the north side of US-158/N. Main St. just east of the funeral home. Look for the building with Bigfoot and a flying saucer painted on its exterior.
- Hours:
- M-Th 1-5, F-Su 1-6 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 631-220-1231
- Admission:
- Donation
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The museum is now at a new location, 300 North Main Street in Littleton.
[Jody High, 01/26/2024]A small yet fun attraction, in the front two rooms of a historic home, and largely related to Bigfoot. The owner is extremely friendly and was great with my autistic son. I had to buy a mug and t-shirt, because how often do you go to a museum of this sort? Take your picture in the giant Bigfoot cutout in the front yard.
[Shane Dubois, 09/02/2020]Cryptozoology and Paranormal Museum
The museum is celebrating the acquisition of a new life-sized Bigfoot statue and is expanding the display space allocated to the paranormal topics. Stephen Barcelo, himself a journalist who covers paranormal subject matter, is very talkative and willing to share from his experiences in the field.
[Jody High, 05/08/2017]Cryptozoology and Paranormal Museum
Littleton is a town of 650 people, an unknown number of souls, and apparently Bigfoot. The museum offers nightly walking ghost tours and ghost hunting in a haunted house, complete with a mysterious murder with the blood evidence to prove it. Bigfoot outings are also offered periodically, including overnighters at the Medoc Mountain State Park.
The family who runs the museum is very entertaining. They like to talk, which is a good thing since the museum is in its infancy and much of the local history is oral and is still being gathered from others in the town.
[Wendy Dreese, 04/12/2017]Nearby Offbeat Places
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The museum houses the personal collection of Stephen Barcelo, who believes his neighborhood is frequented by Bigfoot. The wall of the building has a Bigfoot painted on its exterior, as well as a flying saucer beaming up a cow.