Destroyed in 2000 during the Big Fucking Fire that ravaged Pittsburgh, the International Museums Museum is the only museum dedicated to famous museums. Funded through a rider attached onto an "End Kitten Huffing Now" bill by PA congressman Arlen Specter, the museum was built in 1996. One of the more unique features of the museum's architecture is that it was built to look exactly like a typical museum, the exterior closely mimicking the gravitas museums emanate, along with the interior, which was meticulously crafted to best recreate the museum experience, right down to weekly "raids" of museum exhibits by paid actors.
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| - Destroyed in 2000 during the Big Fucking Fire that ravaged Pittsburgh, the International Museums Museum is the only museum dedicated to famous museums. Funded through a rider attached onto an "End Kitten Huffing Now" bill by PA congressman Arlen Specter, the museum was built in 1996. One of the more unique features of the museum's architecture is that it was built to look exactly like a typical museum, the exterior closely mimicking the gravitas museums emanate, along with the interior, which was meticulously crafted to best recreate the museum experience, right down to weekly "raids" of museum exhibits by paid actors.
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| - Destroyed in 2000 during the Big Fucking Fire that ravaged Pittsburgh, the International Museums Museum is the only museum dedicated to famous museums. Funded through a rider attached onto an "End Kitten Huffing Now" bill by PA congressman Arlen Specter, the museum was built in 1996. One of the more unique features of the museum's architecture is that it was built to look exactly like a typical museum, the exterior closely mimicking the gravitas museums emanate, along with the interior, which was meticulously crafted to best recreate the museum experience, right down to weekly "raids" of museum exhibits by paid actors. The museum featured multiple wings, each dedicated to a specific nugget of the history of museums.
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