"My name is Sweet Bea," drawled the babe in the red bustier. "Sweet Bea Hind."  With a swish of that behind, she started up the wooden stairs, "Come on up. It's $5 for fifteen minutes...same as 1898...but the services have changed a little!" In its heyday, the Red Onion Saloon and brothel...

History buffs certainly will not wish to miss this exciting exhibit that chronicles the history and transformation of two local ski mountains from the Bethel, Maine region. This exhibit, which is being produced by the Bethel Historical Society, will open on Sept 19, 2009 and run through to May...

How green? The roof is made of recycled jeans! If you're looking for an earth-friendly holiday idea, then look to San Francisco's California Academy of Sciences located in Golden Gate Park.  California Academy of Sciences is an aquarium, planetarium, and natural history museum - all in one...

Visit the World's Greatest Living Museum TripAtlas.com takes you into one of the world's greatest living museums to see ladies in bonnets and men with muskets and revolutionary uniforms.Forget your history books and come see for yourself the town of Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia and witness...

The United States 23 Country Music Highway Museum is one of eastern Kentucky's newest and most popular attractions. Opened in 2005, the museum in Paintsville honors country music entertainers who were born or lived along United States Highway 23, a 150-mile stretch of road that runs from...

Maybe Freud was right when he was came up with the idea of phallic obsessions - at least for the minds that created and came up with the idea for the Icelandic Phallological Museum - that's right, the Iceland Penis Museum. The museum is located in Husavik in Northern Iceland, a small town also...

I must be full of merde, right? Well, not totally. The next time you’re visiting the city of love, don’t forget to stop by La Musee des Egouts de Paris, located at 93 quai d’Orsay in Paris, France – or, the Paris Sewer Museum. More totally wacky and offbeat travel...

The new National Museum of Crime & Punishment (NMCP) will provide the casual observer as well as the most ardent criminologist with insight into the history of crime, crime solving and fighting, and the consequences of committing a crime in America. The 28,000 square foot museum, located at...