Below you can see images from the second edition of the Museum of Curiosity. As John Lloyd explains this isn’t a place for desiccated medieval shoes or rows of moth-eaten stuffed squirrels. We don’t care whether something is old or rare or priceless or “important” or not … as long as it makes you rub your eyes, scratch your head or stroke your chin. Or, as the Museum’s curator Bill Bailey likes to put it: “The Museum Of Curiosity is a great big, hungry baby suckling on the teat of Knowledge.”
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