What would you like more from your museum?
a) label after label of well-behaved information; or
b) a blast of curiosity that renews your capacity for awe at the world’s wonders.
If you chose “b,” get thee to the Museum of Jurassic Technology. This humble but noble institution in Culver City, California is dedicated to “the incongruity born of the overzealous spirit in the face of unfathomable phenomena.”
Pictured below is one of the museum’s many specimens: a micromosaic made from the individual scales of butterfly wings, by one Henry Dalton (1829-1911).
At Museum of Jurassic Technology
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