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A Museum Dedicated to The 3 Stooges

What do you give the Three Stooges fan who has everything?

How about a trip to the Stoogeum!

The world’s first and largest museum dedicated to Larry, Moe, Curly (and sometimes Shemp) is located in Amber, Pennsylvania. This is no “garage museum” at somebody’s home. This is a 3-story building that houses close to 100,000 pieces of Stooges' memorabilia, including costumes and props from the Stooges' classic shorts and feature films.

It’s more fun than a poke in the eye! Nyuck! Nyuck! Nyuck!

But visits are by appointment only. To see available dates for making such an appointment and to learn more about this unusual venue, you can visit the Stoogeum website here.

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