I recently stumbled upon the Graveface Museum via Instagram and bookmarked it for a future trip to Savannah. The Graveface … More
Author: Jenny Sanchez
I’m a Los Angeles native currently living in Denver. I have always loved music, art, food, mid century, nostalgia, antiques, roadside attractions, architecture and especially the strange and unusual.
I’m not a writer or a photographer and I don’t claim to know everything. I just have a love of exploring, learning and sharing. I’m happy to take your input and constructive criticism!
Cocktails & Screams
Cocktails & Screams is a year round macabre, Halloween and horror movie themed bar in Orlando, FL that opened in … More
Anatomy of Death Museum
Owner Todd LaRosa has been collecting human skeletons and skulls, oddities, taxidermy, funeral and mortuary items for over 10 years. … More
Rock City
A crown jewel of roadside attractions and nostalgic Americana. Rock City is a tourist attraction built on natural rock formations … More
Ruby Falls
Lookout Mountain was underwater 200 – 240 million years ago and inside of the mountain are formations of stalactites and … More
Los Angeles
My birthplace and my hometown. It’s where my family lives. Home to nearly 4 million people and the second largest … More
The Mini Time Machine
The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures located in Tucson, AZ. (Currently open, purchase timed entry ticket online, mask required) … More
Louisville Mega Cavern
Holiday lights at the Louisville Mega Cavern run from November 13th through January 3rd. The Mega Cavern offers year round … More
Montrose, Colorado
Montrose is a little mountain town with a population of about 20,000 people and a whole lot of old western … More
Richmond
Richmond is one of the oldest cities in the US and the capital of Virginia. The first Europeans came to … More
Spec’s Twelve Adler Museum Cafe
A neighborhood bar for over 50 years with a collection of oddities and curious decor.
The Mystery Castle
The Mystery Castle is made out of recycled construction materials and items thrown in the neighboring dump and an interesting part of the story is why.
Evangeline’s Costume Mansion
The Old Sacramento Waterfront District is charming with it’s cobblestone streets, railroad museum and gold rush era brick buildings. It … More
Casa Bonita – The 8th Wonder of the Modern World
It’s the infamous pink hacienda on Colfax Ave, “The World’s Most Exciting Restaurant” and to my knowledge Casa Bonita is … More
Eureka
All of the questions and none of the answers. I have so many questions after just spending a few hours … More
The Mystic Museum
If you have interest in the occult or weird and you are in Southern California, make a trip over to … More
The House on the Rock
Come take a trip with me to the middle of nowhere in the Midwest. Located about an from Madison, Wisconsin … More
St. Louis – City Museum and more!
My first visit to St Louis, MO and at the top of my list was The City Museum. It is … More
Detroit
Detroit doesn’t jump out as a place you think of to take a vacation but it’s full of 20th century … More
Tucson – Cultura y Mas
Tucson is about 1/2 to 1/3 of the population of my current home town of Denver. It’s slow paced, less … More
Welcome to Long Days
My style falls into that weird place where Elvira meets Pee-wee Herman, I’m a fan of mid 20th century nostalgia … More
Houston – Get Weird
Although Austin is widely known for its weird, I was thrilled to discover Houston’s got a weird all it’s own, … More
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