Graveface

Graveface Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ Stopped in on a rainy Sunday while looking for something indoors that wouldn’t be impacted by the weather — and this ended up being a solid choice. I have at least a passing interest in true crime, which is what initially drew me in, but I was genuinely impressed by the sheer volume of oddities here. There’s a lot to see and even more to read. At times it can feel a bit overwhelming, but in a way that reflects how much effort has gone into curating the collection. The serial killer exhibits were the standout for me. The tours focused on figures like Gein and Gacy were fascinating. The guides were knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly comfortable with the material. It didn’t feel gimmicky — it felt informed and well-researched, with enough personality to keep it entertaining without being disrespectful. The museum itself is expansive, though many of the individual rooms are on the smaller side. That said, they do a good job spreading groups out so it never felt overly cramped. Admission is a little on the high side, but once you factor in the guided elements and the depth of information provided, it makes more sense. If you’re into the macabre, true crime, or offbeat history, this is absolutely worth checking out. 4 stars.

This museum was super cool. I went in knowing nothing and was so surprised to see how many original artifacts they had. This has to be the largest collection of serial killer documents, pictures, and paintings I have ever seen. The taxidermy section of the museum was my favorite part and I really liked seeing the 5 legged cow and the shrunken heads. Pinball is free to play after entry, but only a few of the machines worked. It’s a small building but it’s packed tight with stuff from floor to ceiling, you could easily spend a few hours here. If you are in town this is definitely a place you should hit. The staff were great but Isi was my standout. She made my group feel very welcomed, and you could tell she was passionate about everything. I asked her many questions and she had intricate answers to everything I asked.

A great collection of vinyl records, cassettes, souvenirs, and oddities. Been listening to artists under the Graveface Records for nearly a decade and I was very pleasantly surprised to see Ryan Graveface himself in the store today. Had a great chat with him, super chill and cool guy, and brought home a tote, tshirt, sticker, and cassette as souvenirs. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys anything dreampop, Shoegaze, synth, psychedelic, punk, or just great music in general.

I didn't get to make it to the museum but made it to Graveface Records and Oddities and it was the highlight of my trip! I bought a Slayer Decade of Aggression record. There were dozens more I would have bought if I had the opportunity to do so without bankrupting our vacation. I had to make the responsible choice though and only bought two records. I recommend this to anyone into horror or heavy metal!

The ladies who were working were absolutely sweethearts. Did great on tours. There was a bad storm and the outside was flooding. The Offered us bags for our shoes. I appreciate them for even offering and thinking of us. Very cool displays and everything. Worth visiting. Definitely will be back again