Posted in New Orleans February 01, 2017 by

This Morbid Museum In New Orleans Is Not For The Faint Of Heart

Have you ever explored the Museum of Death in New Orleans? It’s a unique exploration of one of the most fascinating and taboo topics in our culture! Here’s the inside scoop on this unique museum…that is definitely not for the faint of heart.

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If you are looking for a museum that is both creepy and bizarre, look no further than the Museum of Death in New Orleans.
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It's found in the French Quarter, a 227 Dauphine St. and includes an array of unique oddities.
It costs $15 to enter, and inside you will find a full array of unique displays.
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The museum includes body bags, coffins, and skull collections from a variety of sources.
There are also unique mortician apparatuses and some evidence of cannibalism.
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Apparently, teeth are not good to eat!
There are also many detailed displays on infamous serial killers throughout the world's history.
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Those displays include letters and artworks from these individuals.
The part that amazed me the most when I visited were the graphic car accident photos.
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They were very unique and offered a whole new perspective on those difficult events.
So if you're in the area and looking for an interesting way to spend an afternoon, consider visiting this creepy place.
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We know you will leave a different person than who you were when you arrived!

Have you ever visited this museum before? What did you think about your visit there? Let us know what it was like for you in the comments below. We love to hear your feedback and ideas!