If you’re driving along the road in Glover, you can’t help but notice the Museum of Everyday Life. Located in an old barn with a big sign out front, this is one stop that we urge you to make. This weird and wacky museum in VT celebrates things you encounter everyday, and after you’ll undoubtedly think of things in quite a different way. Before you decide to stick to conventional museums, check out the video tour at the end. You’ll never see everyday objects the same way again!

The Museum of Everyday Life is located at 3482 Dry Pond Road in Glover.

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You’ll find everyday objects from their inception to today.

Youtube/WILD TRAVELS Special exhibits in the past have focused on things such as matchboxes.

It’s not just old matchboxes you’ll find here, though.

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Check out this fiddle made of matchsticks!

Youtube/WILD TRAVELS This item was made by a prisoner who was a Blue Grass musician. It’s fascinatingly wonderful!

Other exhibits include pencils…

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Toothbrushes…

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And even safety pins!

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One of the more popular exhibits featured was one consisting of dust.

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Along with coal dust, gold dust, local dust and even space dust!

Youtube/WILD TRAVELS Pictured is an actual specimen of inter-planetary dust sent from NASA.

Since the Museum of Everyday Life is a little off beat, you’ll find tongue in cheek displays such as these dusting products.

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The museum is open every day for self tours.

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Just turn on the lights, but please remember to turn them off when you leave.

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As you can see, this everyday museum isn’t something you see, well, everyday.

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The museum is funded by donations, so please leave one if you can.

Youtube/WILD TRAVELS This video by WILD TRAVELS on Youtube will show you even more about this weird, wacky and truly wonderful place.

If you think this weird and wacky museum in VT is worth the trip, here’s what else you’ll find in the most eccentric town in VT!

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Special exhibits in the past have focused on things such as matchboxes.

This item was made by a prisoner who was a Blue Grass musician. It’s fascinatingly wonderful!

Yes, dust!

Pictured is an actual specimen of inter-planetary dust sent from NASA.

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This video by WILD TRAVELS on Youtube will show you even more about this weird, wacky and truly wonderful place.

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