Stoogeum

This place is a must if you’re a Three Stooges Fan! Very inexpensive, too!
The place is a «real» museum, very well done with Posters, memorabilia, costumes, pictures and a movie theater.
Everything is included with the price of admission ($ 10).
This is a MUST SEE!!! Times vary, so check their web site.

This museum (private collection) is now open every Thursday charging $ 10. If you choose to visit on a Saturday you must reserve in advance and it still cost $ 10. It is worth the money though. I am just I had a chance to visit when it was free.

went there on 10−6−12, was greeted outside by an actor dressed up like moe howard, went inside and discovered that while it is full handicapped accessible, the lay out with a mass influx of people was a bit much. Mind you i am not coming down on it, it has more stooges stuff i ever dreamed had made it to present day, it has all these knooks and crannies of stuff everywhere and someone in a wheelchair is impaired moving freely though the displays, only because the mass of people in here don’t look what going on around them and impede most people’s access to the different displays. My only suggestion would be for management to try and create a formal area for the gift shop, having it in a closet with a young lady selling merchandise out f the display case. this location is a bit of the beaten track within the building, and of course no signs indicating where the shop was. (if moe hadn’t shown us were it was we would never found it) the stoogeum location is off the beaten track, and takes some looking to find, handicapped parking is limited to one parking space, but i think it is a labor of love by the stooges family and we should all give thanks that they allow us into their world.

Everything and anything on the Stooges. A die-​hard fan should set aside at least 3 or 4 hours to leisurely look through the extensive collection of memorabilia. The museum is free and accepts donations. Handicap accessible.

A fabulous collection of 3 stooges memorabilia. Must see.