Museum Mystery Tour

Posted by: Loren Coleman on January 9th, 2009

The Boston Phoenix article gives a virtual slideshow tour of the International Cryptozoology Museum, with all photographs by Matthew Robbins and copyrighted by him (the Phoenix’s labels notwithstanding).

Can you name all you see?

Donations to the Save The Museum fund can be delivered via PayPal to LColeman@maine.rr.com or snail mailed to International Cryptozoology Museum, PO Box 360, Portland, ME 04112, USA.

Just need another $1500 today, to get that check to the IRS!

Lil’ Bigfoot Cartoon Credit: Cunningham/Pittz

And other images of items in the museum….

Patterson Bigfoot

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Following, some selections from Amber Waterman.

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International Cryptozoology Museum

International Cryptozoology Museum

International Cryptozoology Museum

International Cryptozoology Museum

International Cryptozoology Museum

And, finally, Joseph Citro’s well-known photo (downsized, below) from 2005, of the “Crookston Bigfoot” on the porch:

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5 Responses to “Museum Mystery Tour”

  1. forsakenfuture responds:

    I believe that one is a Fiji mermaid movie or TV show prop.There are several other things in those photos id like to get a closer look at.

  2. Dj Plasmic Nebula responds:

    what is that dried up creature with a blue eye.

  3. StinkFoot responds:

    I like the old Jackolope! And the Montauk monster replica.

    What is that big thing behind the bronzed bigfoot? It kind of looks like a large seahorse.

  4. mystery_man responds:

    Stinkfoot, DJ Plasmic Nebula- That creature with the blue eye behind the bronze Bigfoot that looks like a big seahorse is the “Civil War Mystery Pterodactyl” if I’m not mistaken. It is the prop from the famous photo of Civil War soldiers around a dead pterodactyl. I believe there was a piece on it here at Cryptomundo awhile back when Loren moved it to his museum.

  5. lone wolf responds:

    Loren, if you could, what is the mount next to the jackalope? It’s kind of similar to a deer up here in ND. Thanks a bunch and keep up the GREAT work.



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