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* ''Series/{{Warehouse13}}'' is more of a subbasement of such a museum.

* [[http://www.roguetaxidermy.com/index.php The Minnesota Association of Rouge Taxidermists]]

* In ''AnAmericanTail'', the mice raided one of these to build the Giant Mouse of Minsk.

* ''Warehouse13'' is more of a subbasement of such a museum.

* In ''BookOfBantorra'', the Library of Bantorra is better described as a museum since the "books" it deals with are far from ordinary; they are stone tablets recording the whole life of dead people. And the librarians' job requires having combat training and some kind of super power since monsters prowl the vaults. In fact, the only thing that shares with a regular library is that the Library has a Customer Service that borrows the books to the general public (well, most of them).

* In ''BookOfBantorra'', the Library of Bantorra is as much a museum as a library since the "books" it deals with are far from ordinary; they are stone tablets recording the whole life of dead people. The librarians' job requires having combat training and some kind of super power since monsters prowl the vaults.

* In ''BookOfBantorra'', the Library of Bantorra acts both as a museum and a library since the "books" it deals with are far from ordinary; they are stone tablets recording the whole life of dead people.

* In "BookOfBantorra", the Library of Bantorra acts both as a museum and a library since the "books" it deals with are far from ordinary; they are stone tablets recording the whole life of dead people.

* In "TheBookOfBantorra", the Library of Bantorra acts both as a museum and a library since the "books" it deals with are far from ordinary; they are stone tablets recording the whole life of dead people.

After you leave, you may want to visit the BazaarOfTheBizarre, the ArtifactCollectionAgency or the SuperTrophySuperRack.

* The Mutter Museum of Medical Anomalies in Philadelphia. Has, among other things: an entire wall-length and height display of human skulls, a woman whose body turned into soap after she died, all sorts of floating things in jars, and a replica of the largest human intestine ever.

* In XXXHolic, in the movie, there was the house of the collector... [[spoiler: he collected collectors]]

* NightAtTheMuseum. At night, an Egyptian artifact brings all the exhibits to life.
* The Library in TheLibrarian. Within this building, you have Excalibur, the Shroud of Turin, Poseidon's Trident, Pan's flute, and multiple other legendary artifacts.

* The FramingDevice in NightGallery involved paintings in a museum that represented the various stories in the show.

* The first {{Shivers}} takes place entirely in one.

* The defunct webcomic the Repository of Dangerous Things was pretty much this.
* Webcomic/{{Subnormality}}'s [[http://www.viruscomix.com/page533.html Museum of the Theoretical]].

* In AnAmericanTail, the mice raided one of these to build the Giant Mouse of Minsk.

* {{Subnormality}}'s [[http://www.viruscomix.com/page533.html Museum of the Theoretical]].

After you leave, you may want to visit the BazaarOfTheBizarre, or the SuperTrophySuperRack.

Welcome to Professor Tropington's MuseumOfTheStrangeAndUnusual. Within these halls, you will find exhibits dedicated to the mysteries of the world. For example, you will find the [[AlienTropes UFO displays]] up the stairs, next to the planetarium. To see the [[IndexOfFictionalCreatures cryptid exhibits]], take the hall to your left. To visit the PsychicPowers exhibit, well, you should know where that is.

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A MuseumOfTheStrangeAndUnusual is unique in that it doesn't usually exhibit art or history - it serves more as a gallery of weirdness. In fiction, they may be a variant of a HauntedHouse.

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