Located in a man's basement in Washington D.C., and by appointment only, it looks like this museum has a good collection of all kinds of things related to menstruation.
Dugout Dick dug so many caves he has furnished them, and rents them out to tourists for $10-$15 a night. They have old refrigerators as closets, and automobile windshields as windows, but don't have running water or electricity.
Second Sat. in August. "About 20,000 people join the hobos in a parade, a flea market, antique and classic car shows, hobo contests, carnivals, bicycle stunts, and a martial arts exhibition. The coronation of a King and Queen of Hobos is the highlight of the event, and to give crowds a taste of the hobo life, 500 gallons of Mulligan stew — the classic hobo meal made from whatever happens to be at hand — are dished up free of charge. The Chamber of Commerce also has a Hobo Museum where photographs and artifacts are on view."
Home to over 7000 surgery related objects. A friend of mine who visited said that the "skin diseases" exhibit was especially memorable. In lieu if a visit, check out their "Interactive Antique Illness".
Located in a storefront this place supposedly has 17,000 banana items. Supposedly it is open by pre-arranged visit to Banana Club members only...hmmmmm.
From what I've heard, this is two good things in one place. Salvation mountain is a an entire mountain painted and decorated with a religious message. Slab City is basically a big concrete slab that used to be an aircraft hangar, where lots of people live in r.v.'s, and trailers (rent free).