#the mystic museum

[meowmaoz]

Midsummer Scream was so fun!

[abnormes]

Spirit, George Roux (1885)

[hauntingfaerie]

[battygonebatty]

Let’s try this for a second time yeah?

Hello my wonderful and fantastic ghouls!

Without you there is no Batty Gone Batty

And with that I have a question?

Have you been to the Lost Toys Exhibit brought to us by The Mystic Museum in Burbank, California????

If so what did you love about it?

If not, it’s fine! It’s still open like the 90s Slashers Exhibit!

But The Lost Toys isn’t housed inside The Mystic Museum like the 90s Slashers is. It is a couple minutes walk down the street and across.

You can stop into the Mystic Museum and purchase tickets there or go to The Lost Toys and purchase from them there!

I couldn’t have named this exhibit any better than they have! So many of my childhood toys I had forgotten about were here and I desperately wish I was still that young playing worth them. The most amazing flood of emotions and memories came rushing back!

I could easily spend hours here!

The staff is super nice here. Plenty of photo ops so if you need someone to take your picture, go ahead and ask the attending staff members and they are happy to help!

It is definitely worthy of its own trip to visit but also wonderful to visit both here and the 90s slashers and the rest of The Mystic Museum!

I have more pictures and the rating or other similar cool places at Instagram.com/battygonebatty

There’s plenty of more places I’ve visited on there too!

Or visit my Linktr for other links such as IG, dontations (events, food/drink can get pretty pricey so a tiny bit goes a long way), Spotify music playlist, and contact form! Visit Linktr.we/BattyGoneBatty

I couldn’t do this with out my wonderful ghouls!

Drop me some recommendations of places to visit, your friends or your own small business which if I review I do purchase at least one thing no matter what!, or just to say Hi 👋

[mythical-redon]

By Plinio Nomellini (Italian, 1866-1943)

"Notturno"

[namedvesta]

Maximilián Pirner, “Somnambulant” (𝟣𝟪𝟩𝟪).

[cappychino]

saw The Photo™️ in person today. Starstruck honestly

[666candies]

Selene by Jules-Louis Machard (1874)

[utilitycaster]

the idea that Orym has a death wish has led to some of the most laughable meta I've seen. Orym tells his closest friend - who has a penchant for delightfully wild impulses, is possibly important to the enemy's plot, and is about to see her biological father, about whom she has all kinds of complicated feelings - to not take unnecessary risks and people are handing out pamphlets on "a Treatise on Orym's Belief in Doom; Being an Account of His Deep-seated Hypocritical Actions Regarding The Pact With Morrigan, Hag and Fatestitcher" and it's like. idk man maybe they're going to be separated in a very clearly dangerous scenario and she specifically is in an emotionally charged and tricky one and he is saying "be careful", a normal thing friends might say to each other.

[benjhawkins]

Are you ready for WHAT LURKS BENEATH

Starting October 18th…..

[meowmaoz]

"Yes, it will, Precious, won't it? It will get the hose!"

[abnormes]

Etude pour l'Hommage à Corot, Emile-Louis Fubert (1894)

[argyleheir]

Very cute 20000 Leagues interactive exhibit at the Mystic Seaport Museum. Especially enjoyed playing Captain Nemo’s organ :)

[flootweed]

its actually so fun watching this show play with christian myths the way the west does with non-christian religions. like yes make adam and eve mannequins who hate god i love sacrilege.

[mythical-redon]

By Odilon Redon (French, 1840-1916)

"The Red Tree"

[namedvesta]

— Lawrence Alma-Tadema, A Priestess of Apollo (𝟣𝟪𝟪𝟪)