Trundle Manor facts for kids
Trundle Manor's Parlor is filled with items.
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| Established | 2007 |
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| Location | 7724 Juniata St Pittsburgh, PA 15218 |
| Type | Tourist trap |
| Founder | Anton and Rachel Miriello |
| Nearest parking | On street |
Trundle Manor is a really unique and unusual museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It's filled with strange and interesting art and items. The museum was started by a creative couple, Anton and Rachel Miriello. They have collected many weird and wonderful things over the years.
Their collection includes items related to cryptozoology, which is the study of hidden or unknown animals. You can also see vintage taxidermy, which are preserved animal specimens. They even have specimens kept in jars. When visitors come, Anton and Rachel Miriello use special names. Anton is known as Mr. Arm, and Rachel is called Velda Von Minx. Instead of paying money for a tour, visitors are asked to donate interesting items to add to the collection.
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Discovering Trundle Manor's Past
The Miriello couple bought the old Victorian house that became Trundle Manor in 2007. They loved things like Goth style, Steampunk, and old horror movies. This led them to gather a huge collection of unusual objects.
How the Collection Started
Their interest in strange and spooky things began when they were kids. Mr. Arm remembers collecting items from a very young age. They decided to open their home and collection to the public in 2009.
Trundle Manor in the Spotlight
Thousands of people visit Trundle Manor every year. It has become a famous spot in Pittsburgh. In 2011, Trundle Manor was even shown on "MTV's Extreme Cribs."
Events and Traveling Shows
Besides giving tours, Trundle Manor also hosts fun events. They often have classes where you can learn about taxidermy. They also put on art shows and comedy performances. Sometimes, they even take parts of their collection on the road. They call this a traveling 'creep show'.
