Stop by and visit our museum and retail shop which is located in the heart of Point Pleasant, WV. We are open 7 days a week (excluding major holidays) and people come for a visit from all over the world. MUSEUM HOURS: Friday: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm. *We accept VISA, MasterCard, & …

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. 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.

The Mothman Museum and Research Center was opened by author Jeff Wamsley (Mothman: Behind the Red Eyes) in 2005. The museum is has videos, recordings and newspaper …

The Mothman Museum, located in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, is a captivating destination for those intrigued by folklore, cryptids, and local legends. The museum is dedicated primarily to the legendary Mothman, a mysterious creature reportedly sighted around the town during the 1960s.

The Mothman Museum is devoted to the Mothman legend, featuring the hand written eye witness accounts from the night of November 15th 1966 and original press clippings on the Mothman sitings here in Point Pleasant and Mason County area in general.

The Mothman Museum is the world’s only museum/research center devoted to the West Virginia legend called Mothman. Movie props, archives and rare collectible items are on display. We are located just off of interstate 35, less than 1 mile from the Point Pleasant exit. Admission: Adults/$4; Kids 10 & under/$1. *We accept VISA/MC & Cash*

The Mothman Museum in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, is dedicated to the legend of the Mothman, featuring eyewitness accounts, movie props, and a 12-foot statue.

Jan 6, 2015 · Sitting in a storefront on an otherwise banal street corner in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, the Mothman Museum is the only public collection devoted almost exclusively to the mysterious...

After visiting the Mothman Statue, literally right next to it is the Mothman Museum! ” in 7 reviews. “ Great area to explore if you are interested in spooky folklore and the history of the silver bridge …

Mothman is one of America's most celebrated nightmares: a seven-foot-tall barrel-chested humanoid horror with leathery wings, a piercing shriek, and glowing red eyes. In the late 1960s he was seen by over 100 terrified people in the West Virginia town of Point Pleasant.