d i s c o v e rUNCOVER THE TRUTH THAT LIES BEHIND THE LEGEND OF THE MOTHMAN.
See the largest collection of props and memorabilia from the movie "The Mothman Prophecies"--in the town where the Mothman sightings and encounters actually occurred. Read rare historical documents from the Mothman eyewitnesses themselves, documenting what they experienced that fateful night on November 15, 1966. See rare historical press clippings and photographs of the Silver Bridge disaster. Learn more about the historical figureheads of the Mothman legacy like John Keel, Mary Hyre, & the Scarberry & Mallete eyewitnesses. There is plenty here to be discovered. Research and uncover the truth for yourself.
Take your picture with the famous Mothman Statue that sits next to the Mothman Museum.
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While you are visiting us you will discover all of this & more:
Where else can you see all of this in one place? We are the premiere stop for Mothman fans! |
The only place in the world where you can see a display of the props that where used in the filming of the Mothman Prophecies by Sony Pictures.
A life-sized replica of Mothman waits to greet you as you enter our museum. Don't forget to bring your camera!
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E x h i B i t s
These are just a few of the exhibits and archives that are in the World's Only Mothman Museum with a recently expanded addition in the back and something new coming in 2020!
The only place in the world where you can find the original police depositions handwritten by the eyewitnesses, documenting exactly what it is they experienced on that fateful night.
John Keel was a paranormal investigator & author of the Mothman Prophecies. He decided to focus his investigations on Point Pleasant as his case study. As it turned out, he would not be disappointed with his selection.
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Discover who or what was Mothman. Was it an alien? A winged demon? You decide.
Bring your camera when you visit because there's plenty of Mothman photo ops. here in our museum, including two life-like replicas.
Our museum houses some of the world's most rare and vintage archives documenting the events that took place here in 1966-67. There's something for everyone to explore.
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Mothman wasn't the only mysterious element of the events that took place in Point Pleasant in 1966. The secretive and suspicious Men In Black did too. Find out more about these illusive men in our museum.
Who was Mary Hyre and how did her role in the paranormal phenomenon play a pivotal part in the mysteries that surrounded Point Pleasant in the 1960's? You are sure to find out when you visit us.
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View rare original press clippings from the Silver Bridge Disaster that took place exactly 13 months to the day of the Mothman sightings in Point Pleasant.
Revisit the paranormal phenomenon
that haunted Point Pleasant 50 years ago.
Plenty of photo opps. await you during your visit to the Mothman Museum, so make sure you bring the camera along!
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While you are visiting Point Pleasant, make sure you visit these other interesting sights in our town within easy walking distance
Point Pleasant Trading Company sister store to the Mothman Museum just across the street adjacent to the Lowe Hotel
The World Famous Mothman Statue beside of the museum
Riverwalk area with the flood wall murals across the street
Tu-Endi-Wei State Park 2 blocks south
Silver Bridge Memorial 2 blocks North
other Main street shopping, coffee shop, and restaurant
Point Pleasant Trading Company sister store to the Mothman Museum just across the street adjacent to the Lowe Hotel
The World Famous Mothman Statue beside of the museum
Riverwalk area with the flood wall murals across the street
Tu-Endi-Wei State Park 2 blocks south
Silver Bridge Memorial 2 blocks North
other Main street shopping, coffee shop, and restaurant
Location
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400 Main Street
Point Pleasant, West Virginia 25550 We are located just off of interstate 35, less than 1 mile from the Point Pleasant exit. Look for our Mothman Museum highway signs at the Point Pleasant exits. |
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