1. The world’s first Umbrella Cover Museum opened on Peaks Island off the coast of Maine, US, in 1996,
2. The Museum of Burnt Food is located in Arlington, Massachusetts, US, and houses 50,000 specimens of charred food…if they had asked me I could have had my own wing!
3. The museum at the Research Institute of Paper History and Technology in Brookline, Massachusetts, US, claims to have “probably the largest collection of handmade toilet paper in the world” another one of life's "must see" places!
for more go here, also if you want to find out more about International Museum Day have a look here,
Monday, 18 May 2009
Today Is International Museum Day,
so here are a few museum's you may not of heard of,
1. The world’s first Umbrella Cover Museum opened on Peaks Island off the coast of Maine, US, in 1996,
2. The Museum of Burnt Food is located in Arlington, Massachusetts, US, and houses 50,000 specimens of charred food…if they had asked me I could have had my own wing!
3. The museum at the Research Institute of Paper History and Technology in Brookline, Massachusetts, US, claims to have “probably the largest collection of handmade toilet paper in the world” another one of life's "must see" places!
for more go here, also if you want to find out more about International Museum Day have a look here,
1. The world’s first Umbrella Cover Museum opened on Peaks Island off the coast of Maine, US, in 1996,
2. The Museum of Burnt Food is located in Arlington, Massachusetts, US, and houses 50,000 specimens of charred food…if they had asked me I could have had my own wing!
3. The museum at the Research Institute of Paper History and Technology in Brookline, Massachusetts, US, claims to have “probably the largest collection of handmade toilet paper in the world” another one of life's "must see" places!
for more go here, also if you want to find out more about International Museum Day have a look here,
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