Drive-Thru Museum Is One Of The Strangest Places You Can Go In Alabama

When most people think about museums, they probably imagine large buildings loaded with historic artifacts and clean displays. The Drive-Thru Museum is anything but that. Tucked inside the rural town of Seale, this quirky art gallery is reminiscent of small town folk museums from days gone by. And to make things even more bizarre, you can't walk through it. This attraction is definitely one of the strangest places you can go in Alabama.

Drive-Thru Museum is the brainchild of artist Butch Anthony, a creative Alabamian who loves collecting odd items.

This one-of-a-kind roadside attraction is an offshoot of the nearby Museum of Wonder.

Follow the arrows and cruise through the displays.

That's right! You don't even need to unbuckle your seat belt.

This attraction boasts a wide variety of fascinating pieces.

Displays range from abstract to creepy. Don't be surprised if you see a few animal bones or dead bugs in jars.

Butch Anthony is known for tracing bones over old photographs. The end result is oddly fascinating.

Some may find this artwork unsettling, but there's no denying its unique appeal.

The Drive-Thru Museum's quirky displays will ignite your imagination.

As if things weren't strange enough, The Drive-Thru Museum is open 24 hours a day, and entrance is free.

To learn more about Butch Anthony's unique gallery, visit the website for Museum of Wonder. You can stay up to date on the latest happenings by visiting the Facebook page.

Have you ever been to the Museum of Wonder Drive-Thru museum? What do you think are the strangest places in Alabama? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

Of course, this isn't the only bizarre place in the area. If you want to discover another, check out gravity hill in Alabama.