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“classic fantasy & sci-fi films”
The Silver Screen Movie Museum had it's origins in 1966 as a museum devoted to the actors and makeup artists which gave us the classic fantasy and sci-fi films of the past. It has been touted by "Entertainment Tonight" as the longest running exhibit of it's kind, and has also been featured on "CNN" and many other national television programs. In 1998, the museum received it's 501(c)-3 non-profit status.
The Witch's Dungeon Classic Movie Museum is a classic movie monster museum that opened in Bristol, Connecticut in 1966. It was founded by local artist Cortlandt Hull. As a young boy, Hull was... Read more
An amazing, atmospheric museum that packs a lot into a small space. I love the attention to detail on all the figures and their dioramas. It's great to see the owner's passion for classic movie... Read more
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The Witch's Dungeon
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- Sat: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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