Somerset, Kentucky: International Paranormal Museum (In Transition)
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International Paranormal Museum and Research Center
- Directions:
- International Paranormal Museum and Research Center. Entrance is the basement doorway of the Carnegie Community Arts Center. Downtown, on the east side of KY-1247/N. Main St., just north of the public fountain at the intersection of KY-80/Mt. Vernon St.
- Hours:
- Temporarily closed.
- Status:
- In Transition
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Museum devoted to all thing paranormal: monsters, space aliens, a showroom dummy that moves on its own, etc. See Bigfoot's fingerprints, a two-headed duck, and Charles Manson's toenail clippings. Temporarily closed; to reopen in a new location Spring 2025.
Roadsideamerica.com Report... [03/05/2023]Visitor Tips and News About International Paranormal Museum
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Telephone disconnected. No response to email. Website gone. No signs at street address. I think it's closed permanently.
[Joel Cademartori, 11/09/2024]
We are a museum and research center dedicated to ghosts, Bigfoot and other cryptids, aliens, psychics, voodoo, and just about anything else relating to the paranormal. We have unique items on display that we have collected from around the world: Bigfoot casts, art depicting monster tales, haunted and cursed objects, some interactive displays, and more. We also cover some local paranormal accounts. In addition, we have a growing library of books and films on paranormal and supernatural subjects for patrons to peruse and enjoy while they're here.
[Kyle Kadel, 10/11/2017]July 2018: Photo added.
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Fear not! The museum is technically open until November 16, but it's also packing up for a move to a new location in the spring of 2025.